Communicational Program

Just as you use the telephone or letters to communicate with family or friends, you can use a computer to communicate with people. Computers use special communication programs to communicate, so you can talk to other people in digital form.

• Sending an e-mail message means sending a message from one computer user to another computer user.
• This exchange can take place in a local area or from one part of the country to another.
• You can send or receive e-mail messages to one or more people at any time.
• To send e-mail messages, you must have an Internet connection and an e-mail account.
• You can use various programs, such as Windows Mail, Gmail, Outlook, etc., to create an email account.
• If you have an e-mail account, it will be something like username@example.com, where username is your name. @ stands for the at sign, and example.com is the domain name.
• The domain name refers to the name and type of organization where you have your e-mail account.
  Once you’ve got an e-mail account, you need to know the e-mail account of the person you want to send the e-mail to.
• You can send both text and pictures by e-mail; however, this depends on a number of factors, such as the service or the type of picture being sent.
• Sending and receiving e-mail messages is an easy way to quickly communicate with anyone.
• It takes a few seconds to send and receive an email. It also depends on the speed of your internet connection.