Email
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Email is an electric mail call. All mail used on the Internet is called Email. Email stands for yourname@domain.com.
Gmail
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Gmail is an email service provided by Google, also known as google webmail. Gmail is just a google account.
Google Account
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You can access all Google services with your google account. For example, Gmail, Gtalk, Blogspot, Picasa, youtube and many more. You can access any of the services provided by google by accessing your known Gmail address or google account. No need to create a new one. Google is often used as a username. If you have email, you have a google account, so you have username@gmail.com or google mail or Gmail.
Email address
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The email symbol is the "@" sign. The "@" sign is called the At sign. So if you are asked if you have an email, do not assume that I have no email but Gmail. If you have a google account you have an email account called username@gmail.com. For more information on Google services >>> https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Google_products#Web <<<
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Email 📧
@ Do you have Email .. "?
"No ..."
"So what about GMail?"
"Yes, there is GMail."
You may have heard this many times.
Email is actually an electronic mail.
Email includes gmail in that group ...
An email address contains three parts: name @ domain.
The name is an account name. @ means in, and domain means
Email Location (Or) Email is defined as a supported location.
gmail is an acronym for Google Mail powered by Google, followed by .com, .net, .org (.Dot) and Domain Extension
For example, mr.waithu@gmail.com is roughly the account of mr.waithu opened in a Google-sponsored area.
There may be other domains instead of gmail.com, for example _@waithu.net is not gmail but this is an email.
name@gmail.com, name@mpt.net.mm, name@hotmail.com, name@yahoomail.com, name@ymail.com, name@email.comm, name@mail.com
There are different names, but the domain after @ is different because the space that supports email is different.
There are six key labels you should know about any email.
1. Inbox = This is where the inbox of your email comes in. To find an email sent to your email, first search the Inbox.
2. Sent or Outbox = This is a place to store mail sent to you by others. If you want to find mail sent to others, you must search Sent or Outbox.
3. Spam = This is where the email provider defines it as spam (unnecessary / suspicious mail). If you receive a malicious or annoying e-mail, you can set that e-mail as spam. If an e-mail is sent with the correct address and is not in your Inbox, you can search it in Spam.
4. Drafts = This is where you save mail that you have not yet sent to others after you have prepared a message to be sent to others.
5. Compose = This is where you write the mail. It contains the Address, Bcc, CC, Title, Body, Attach, Web Link. You must enter the complete email address you want to send.
mr.waithu@gmail.com
When writing the address, enter the complete email address. The title and body are the subject matter of the title. Attach is used to send a separate file.
6. Trash = This is where you save any mail from Inbox, Sent, Spam. It's stored on your computer like a Recycle Bin. If you want to go back, you can search in Trash. Once deleted from Trash, you will not be able to find it anywhere.
Depending on the features provided by the email provider, other labels may be added, or you may create your own labels. It depends on the email provider how much you can attach the attachment file. In our popular gmail, I can not read the font size. The file size that can be attached to an email is 25 Mb.
Well, as far as I know, I apologize for any inaccuracies.
What I want to ask is that in the IT age, everyone needs to have a Ph number and a mail.
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