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Email Strategies and Google Voice Lake County Area Computer Enthusiasts

Characteristics of the 2 email types: Webmail Local Client Basic etiquette Google Voice. Email Strategies and Google Voice Lake County Area Computer Enthusiasts. Email Connection. Webmail Remote email, accessed through your browser.

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Email Strategies and Google Voice Lake County Area Computer Enthusiasts

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  1. Characteristics of the 2 email types: Webmail Local Client Basic etiquette Google Voice Email Strategies and Google VoiceLake County Area Computer Enthusiasts

  2. Email Connection

  3. WebmailRemote email, accessed through your browser • Uses browser: Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opra, Chrome, etc. • Advertiser supported • Stores email on remote server • Slower switching between emails • Single level email storage • No setup required beyond signing up with the provider • Local Internet Service Providers include: Comcast, AT&T, Clear, NetZero, Juno • Stand alone Webmail providers include: AOL, Google, Hotmail, Yahoo!

  4. Local ClientEmail program running on your computer • Program that runs on your computer: Outlook, Outlook Express, Thunderbird, Eudora, etc. • No advertising • Stores email on your computer. (should have a regular backup plan) • Multilevel email storage (folders, sub folders, sub sub folders, . . . • Requires setup for each email provider • ALL your email can be in one place • Uniform display and options, regardless of email provider • Free local email providers include: AOL, Google, your ISP(frequently with limited number of accounts) • Non free Local Client email providers include: Yahoo!, NetZero

  5. Email Connection ProtocolsOnly a concern for Local Email Clients • Incoming email • IMAP = Internet Message Access Protocol • POP3 = Post Office Protocol, Version 3 • Outgoing email • SMTP = Simple Mail Transfer Protocol

  6. Which type to use? • Webmail • You don't use email much • You have only one or two email providers • You don't save many emails Local Client • Paperless office • Use email on a daily basis • Don't want advertising cluttering your workspace • Higher email volume • Larger useful screen area

  7. ISP supplied email • Usually available in both Webmail and Local Client versions • Usually provided at no extra charge • Not portable

  8. Email Etiquette • Use Blind Copy (BCC) when appropriate, usually when emailing large numbers of people. • Don't type in all upper case letters. • Don't forward email just because the email says you should. The vast majority of those are hoaxes. • http://www.101emailetiquettetips.com, which is now on the front page of our website, and in the Links section.

  9. Google Voice • A swell set of online goodies to manage multiple phones • Works to create a (nearly) complete phone service when used with the phone in Gmail • DOES NOT WORK WITH 911 SERVICE • Free in 2012 --- After that ? ? ?

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