Ten Tips for Effective Email 1. Think before you write. Just because you can send information faster than ever before, it does not mean that you should send it. Analyze your readers' needs to make certain that you are sending a message that will be both clear and useful. 2. Remember that you can always deny that you said it. But if you write it, you may be held accountable for many, many moons. You may be surprised to find where your message ends up (as an example of "What Not To Do" in ...

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Make Your Own Smiley Play a high-tech version of Mr. Potato Head! Click the buttons to change the face. Click "View" to see a bigger Smiley. It's fun to use smileys in your email and chat. Smileys can help people understand what you mean. For instance, if you make a joke, use the winking eyes and a smile to show you are just teasing. If you are surprised about something, use an open mouth and straight-up hair. Another name for "smiley" is "emoticon." Back to TekMom's Resources for Students Page created October 14, 1999. Problems? Email tekmom@tekmom.com Graphics are by TekMom. All content and graphics Copyright ©1998-1999 Anne Savage Thanks to The JavaScript Source at javascriptsource.com for this free script, which was slightly modified.

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