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Intro; Copyright; Acknowledgments; Introduction; Ten Principles of E-Mail Etiquette; Before You Hit "Send": An E-mail Etiquette Checklist; 1: E-Mail Etiquette:Basic Training; 2: Replying Right and Coping with E-Mail Overload; 3: Best Foot Forward; 4: Getting Attached; 5: Mass Mailing minus the Mess; 6: E-Mail Etiquette on the Job; 7: E-Mail Etiquette with Friends and Family; 8: E-Mail Etiquette with Dates and Mates; 9: E-Mail Hoaxes: There's a Sucker Logging On Every Minute; 10: Viruses: Don't Get Sick, Don't Get Tricked; 11: I Do Not Like That Spam I Am; 12: Spy Games: E-Mail Privacy.
Intro
Copyright
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Ten Principles of E-Mail Etiquette
Before You Hit "Send": An E-mail Etiquette Checklist
1: E-Mail Etiquette:Basic Training
2: Replying Right and Coping with E-Mail Overload
3: Best Foot Forward
4: Getting Attached
5: Mass Mailing minus the Mess
6: E-Mail Etiquette on the Job
7: E-Mail Etiquette with Friends and Family
8: E-Mail Etiquette with Dates and Mates
9: E-Mail Hoaxes: There's a Sucker Logging On Every Minute
10: Viruses: Don't Get Sick, Don't Get Tricked
11: I Do Not Like That Spam I Am
12: Spy Games: E-Mail Privacy. 13: Netiquette for KidsAppendix A: Geekspeak Glossary
Appendix B: Country Codes
About the Author.
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