Exam 26: Communication Services

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A red exclamation mark in an e-mail message list indicates that the sender considers the e-mail spam.

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If you are not sure you want to send an e-mail, which of the following options should you consider before clicking Send?

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List some important things to remember when creating and sending e-mail messages. What is the difference between Cc, Bcc, and forwarding an e-mail?

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When creating an e-mail, it is important to:   Know the e-mail address of the person to whom you are sending the message.  Include a subject. Write a clear, concise message that has been proofread and spellchecked.      When sending an e-mail:   Decide who should receive the e-mail and enter his or her name in the To: line.  Mark a message with the red exclamation point icon if it is important. The Cc line allows you to courtesy copy someone else; Bcc allows you to send a blind copy.  The BCC recipient is not visible to the primary and Cc recipients. Forwarding a message allows you to send a copy of the original message body to another receiver.

A(n) _____ can be added to a message header to alert the recipient about the priority of the message.

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In Outlook, mail management is primarily handled through the ____________________.

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Molly is using Outlook to manage her e-mail messages. Molly knows she must click on her e-mail Inbox to access all of the following folders EXCEPT the _____ folder.

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When FW: appears in a recipient's e-mail, he or she knows that the sender has forwarded the message.

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An example of a(n) ____________________ is a software application such as e-mail.

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You can use ____ to send and receive messages in dynamic, two-way communications.

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Protocols are rules that govern the transfer of data. ____________________

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Any attachments should be in the subject line of the e-mail.

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You can use ____ to send and receive messages in real time.

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When you set up an outbound message, Outlook will automatically send a reply to senders when you receive their e-mail. ____________________

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Molly is using Outlook to manage her e-mail messages. Molly receives an e-mail with a(n) ____ icon. She knows this means the message has an attachment.

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It is good e-mail etiquette to include brief, descriptive ____________________ in your message.

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You can send e-mail to any computer in the world.

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You can use ____ to make phone calls with an Internet connection.

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In the To: text box, a _____ is automatically inserted between each e-mail address.

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An attachment consists of text or pictures that you create so Outlook can add it to the end of any outgoing messages.

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Information that authenticates your identity on a server is known as your _____.

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