1. Press Release: Brian Eno's Email Composition Makes History FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Bracknell, UK, 4 October 2001. Brian Eno's email compositionMakes History. Wander is First Forwardable Freesense Sonified Email. http://www.sseyo.com/news/pr20011004.html

News Press releases FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - Bracknell, UK, 4 October 2001 Brian Eno's Email Composition Makes History "Wander" is First Forwardable "Freesense" Sonified Email Eno's composition is in the increasingly popular text-based Koan Vector Audio (KVA) format. It is actually embedded in the html email itself, and will play as soon as the email is opened, whether or not the user is online when reading the email. The listener requires the soundcard independent SSEYO Koan Plugin 8.20 to hear the composition. This is available in both Windows and Mac versions for free download from the SSEYO website. About the release Eno said "The Freesense sonified email is a clever idea - and it works. The fact that the audio content is actually embedded in the Freesense as a text-based Koan Audio Vector makes it completely portable and easily forwardable. Email is known to be the most successful application for the Internet, and this development will facilitate any number of email audio applications." The Koan Vector Audio (KVA) format generates quality non-voice audio from as little as 10 characters of text. Koan Vector Audio is an open text format that includes note information, musical rules and complete sound descriptions - no audio samples are required. A typical rich, unique sound is only 1 SMS in size, which is around 160 characters. A complete music track including sound descriptions typically ranges from 500 bytes to 5 Kb.

2. Practical Communications - Services - Class - Email Composition And Communicatio Practical Communications delivers training in writing, grammar, and email communication as classroom courses, workshops, speeches, IDL programs, individual coaching and selfstudy packages. http://www.praccom.com/services/class_email.html

services Class Email Composition and Communication Key Points Content Outline Delivery Options Costs KEY POINTS Target Audience People who process thirty or more emails a day Features Not just writing skills or email etiquette, but an exploration of the interface between people and electronic media. Addresses attitudes and values as well as skills. Helps organizations harness the power of email while deflecting its possible negative impact on productivity and morale. Helps people cope with the increasing volume of email and, more importantly, not add to that volume unnecessarily. Shows how to make conscious media choices, handle threads, compose messages quickly, write for the screen, and avoid confusing or irritating readers. Includes templates for the eight most common email messages. Attendees get hands-on practice with extensive practice materials and their own email. Learning Outcomes Understand how the paradigm shift from "meetings and memos" to electronic communication impacts organizational structure and interpersonal relationships. Know why email improves brainstorming and slows down decision making.

3. SecurityFocus HOME Vulns Info: Geeklog Email Composition CRLF Injection Vulnerab email composition Window bar is a standard Title bar. Composition tells you that this is the HTML Email composer. If the Title bar says Message http://www.securityfocus.com/bid/5271

Entire Site Advisories Calendar Columnists Elsewhere Guest Feature Infocus Library Links Mailing Lists (all) BUGTRAQ FOCUS-IDS FOCUS-IH FOCUS-LINUX FOCUS-MS FOCUS-SUN FOCUS-VIRUS FORENSICS INCIDENTS PEN-TEST SEC JOBS SF NEWS VULN-DEV News Products Services Tools Vulns Geeklog Email Composition CRLF Injection Vulnerability bugtraq id object class Input Validation Error cve CVE-MAP-NOMATCH remote Yes local No published Jul 19, 2002 updated Jul 19, 2002 vulnerable Geeklog Geeklog 1.3.5 sr1 Geeklog Geeklog 1.3.5 not vulnerable Geeklog Geeklog 1.3.5 sr2 About The Vulnerability Database For additions or corrections please email vuldb@securityfocus.com VULNS By Vendor By Title By Keyword By BugTraq ID ... Privacy Statement

4. Email Composition Composition. Summary Emails are often written in an informal style, and are generallybrief. You enter the text of your email in the body of the message. http://livinginternet.com/e/eu_comp.htm

We use 123 Domain Names UK net2 UK Domain Name Registration for .co.uk registrations Composition Summary : Emails are often written in an informal style, and are generally brief. You enter the text of your email in the body of the message. The most important tip for writing an email message is brevity (see netiquette be brief ). People typically get so many emails in a day that a long email often doesn't get read until later sometimes much, much later. Remember that you can copy text from another document or email and paste it into a new email, so you don't have to retype text. Many email programs will also let you paste pictures and documents into your message. Email is more informal than paper mail because it is used with more frequency and immediacy. Unless it is a personal letter, email usually gets right to the point without a lengthy introduction. Many people don't include a "Dear Sir" clause, and often do not include a signoff, letting the "To:" and "From:" fields speak for themselves. Signatures can also include a standard signoff.

5. Email Composition email composition An email account is composed of two parts usernameand server name. If you send mail through the post office, you http://infocomp.csuchico.edu/metis/comm/email composition.htm

Back to Tutorials Email Composition An email account is composed of two parts: username and server name. If you send mail through the post office, you have to have an address identifying the person and where to find this person. The same is true with email. The username identifies a particular user and the server name identifies the machine (post office) that the email will be stored on until the user retrieves the email. Thus, when you give someone your email address it will be in the form: username@servername

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7. Email Composition email composition. An email account is composed of two parts username and server name. http://infocomp.csuchico.edu/metis/comm/email%20composition.htm

Back to Tutorials Email Composition An email account is composed of two parts: username and server name. If you send mail through the post office, you have to have an address identifying the person and where to find this person. The same is true with email. The username identifies a particular user and the server name identifies the machine (post office) that the email will be stored on until the user retrieves the email. Thus, when you give someone your email address it will be in the form: username@servername

8. My Email Composition System my email composition system. From Kragen Sitaker; Subject my emailcomposition system; Date Fri, 15 Feb 2002 002231 0800. I'm http://www.mail-archive.com/kragen-hacks@canonical.org/msg00032.html

kragen-hacks Chronological Find Thread my email composition system From: Kragen Sitaker Subject: my email composition system Date: Fri, 15 Feb 2002 00:22:31 -0800 http://www.pobox.com/~kragen/ http://www.pobox.com/~kragen/bubble.html my email composition system Kragen Sitaker Chronological Thread Reply via email to

9. SecurityFocus Home Vulns Discussion: Geeklog Email Composition CRLF Injection Vu If your email composition software doesn't do this, it would be polite to put in RE by hand. http://online.securityfocus.com/bid/5271/discussion

Entire Site Advisories Calendar Columnists Elsewhere Guest Feature Infocus Library Links Mailing Lists (all) BUGTRAQ FOCUS-IDS FOCUS-IH FOCUS-LINUX FOCUS-MS FOCUS-SUN FOCUS-VIRUS FORENSICS INCIDENTS PEN-TEST SEC JOBS SF NEWS VULN-DEV News Products Services Tools Vulns Geeklog Email Composition CRLF Injection Vulnerability A vulnerability has been reported for Geeklog that may allow an attacker to include extra email headers when composing email to other Geeklog users. Geeklog prevents the disclosure of a user's real email address for privacy reasons. However an attacker is able to obtain a user's real email address by including extra headers when composing an email using Geeklog's 'Send Email' facility. About The Vulnerability Database For additions or corrections please email vuldb@securityfocus.com VULNS By Vendor By Title By Keyword By BugTraq ID ... Privacy Statement

10. 6.3 Sending Email Figure 6.31 email composition page. The three boxes at the top are for specifying the destination addresses. Email http://www.cobweb.quantisci.co.uk/HELP/htdocs/sec-6-3.html

6.3 Sending email Sending messages Sending attachments Replying and forwarding email address book ... Sent mail folder 6.3.1 Sending messages Note that you can send email without having set up a MailBox but a copy of the messages you send will only be stored once you have specified your Sent Mail Folder - see Sent mail folder. To send an email, click on the   button at the top of most pages. A page appears allowing you to compose a message. Figure 6.3-1 shows what this page will look like: Figure 6.3-1: Email composition page The three boxes at the top are for specifying the destination addresses. Email addresses typed in the "To" box denote the message's primary recipients - see email address book. Often, this is the only one of the three fields which you will use. Those in the "Cc" box will receive "carbon copies" of the message - the addresses will be visible to all who receive the email. Finally, the "Bcc" box is for nominating those who will have the message sent to them, but whose address will not be displayed in the message when it is received. The three buttons to the left of these boxes are linked to your address book - more on this later.

11. [dev] Re: [turba] Getting Rid Of Email Composition Stuff In Turba? dev Re turba Getting rid of email composition stuff in Turba? BrentJ. Nordquist bjn@horde.org Wed, 6 Mar 2002 204153 0600 (CST) http://lists.horde.org/archives/dev/Week-of-Mon-20020304/004471.html

[dev] Re: [turba] Getting rid of email composition stuff in Turba? Brent J. Nordquist bjn@horde.org Wed, 6 Mar 2002 20:41:53 -0600 (CST) Previous message: [dev] New release question Next message: nic and whois Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] ... chuck@horde.org Quoting "Marcus I. Ryan" < marcus@riboflavin.net > "Ye GODS! Who taught this schmuck to program", I'm looking for my next bjn@horde.org From chuck@horde.org Date: Thu, 7 Mar 2002 02:50:22 -0500 chuck@horde.org dev-help@lists.horde.org ; run by ezmlm Delivered-To: mailing list dev@lists.horde.org Received: (qmail 62914 invoked from network); 7 Mar 2002 07:51:02 -0000 Received: from h00104bc60b3c.ne.mediaone.net (HELO marina.horde.org) (24.91.196.127) by clark.horde.org with SMTP; 7 Mar 2002 07:51:02 -0000 Received: by marina.horde.org (Postfix, from userid 33) id D2B573977; Thu, 7 Mar 2002 02:50:22 -0500 (EST) Received: from 192.168.0.116 ( [192.168.0.116]) as user chuck@localhost 1015487422.3c871bbea7e8b@marina.horde.org chuck@horde.org dev@lists.horde.org ... pchytil@asp.ogi.edu Attachment did not make it, here is http link: http://www.asp.ogi.edu/~pchytil/contacts.inc.patch

12. [dev] Getting Rid Of Email Composition Stuff In Turba? dev Getting rid of email composition stuff in Turba? Apis Hytt php3dev@carousel.tabcat.comWed, 6 Mar 2002 013119 0600 (CST) http://lists.horde.org/archives/dev/Week-of-Mon-20020304/004463.html

[dev] Getting rid of email composition stuff in Turba? Apis Hytt php3dev@carousel.tabcat.com Wed, 6 Mar 2002 01:31:19 -0600 (CST) Previous message: Updated French translation for Horde :: CVS Next message: [dev] Addressbook: Submitted for your approval :) Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Now that there is the address book popup in IMP, would anyone object to my removing the To:, Cc:, etc columns and the Send Message link from Turba? It kind of seems out of place in a real addressbook/contact manager... From jan@horde.org Date: Wed, 6 Mar 2002 11:23:51 +0100 jan@horde.org dev-help@lists.horde.org ; run by ezmlm Delivered-To: mailing list dev@lists.horde.org dev@lists.horde.org jan@linux 1015410231.3c85ee37b3a6d@jan.dip.ammma.net ... chuck@horde.org Now that there is the address book popup in IMP, would anyone object to my removing the To:, Cc:, etc columns and the Send Message link from Turba? It kind of seems out of place in a real addressbook/contact manager... I vote for that. It also makes a clearer ui if we add actions to a search result/address list, like 'move to another addressbook', 'delete', etc. We need checkboxes for these tasks like in IMP's mailbox view but four checkboxes in a row always seemed odd to me. Jan. http://www.horde.org

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[thelist] Email Composition Question Chris Evans thelist at lists.evolt.org Thu Apr 11 09:40:00 2002 Previous message: [thelist] Email Composition Question Next message: [thelist] Email Composition Question Return to the message index sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] ... chris@fuseware.com On Wed, Apr 10, 2002 at 11:45:31AM -0500, Burhan Khalid wrote: Hello All : I have noticed that even with HTML turned off, on some emails, Moz will print certain things in bold (and display smilies, which is a nice touch). I was wondering, what command/tag cause it to display in bold, what should be text with no formatting? I'd love to use it, since on my system's font, it really stands out well. *strong* /em/ Mozilla is not alone, knode (nntp software) also does it. I'm sure there are other examples out there too. David Dorward http://david.us-lot.org/ Previous message: [thelist] Email Composition Question Next message: [thelist] Email Composition Question Return to the message index sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]

16. Geocrawler.com - Thread: External Editor For Email Composition? External editor for email composition? David Coppit, 07/09/2001 181914. REExternal editor for email composition? Garth Wallace, 07/09/2001 233756. http://www.geocrawler.com/mail/thread.php3?subject=External editor for email com

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18. Karl's Calculus Tutor - Sending Math Notation Over Email Basic Guidelines First, before you compose any math expressions for sending overthe email, you should set the font of your email composition window to an http://www.karlscalculus.org/email.html

Math Notation via Email Contents of this page Basic Guidelines Raising Something to a Power Products Square Roots ... Also see these examples from The Math Forum at Swarthmore If web page options leave something to be desired with regard to rendering math expressions, email can be a nightmare. But on various math discussion usenet groups, some standard notations seem to have evolved. Basic Guidelines: First, before you compose any math expressions for sending over the email, you should set the font of your email composition window to an equal-space font like Courier . This will assure that columns will line up the same way for both sender and receiver. Also it is very important to remember to press the enter key before you reach the 80th column of each line. Do not count on the auto-wrap to insert the end-of-lines please explicitly press the enter key at the end of each line. Many mail readers render email very poorly if it contains no hard end-of-lines, and your colums will not line up for me the same way as they did for you if you fail to follow this guidline. And please, do NOT ever use tabs anywhere . If you do you will very nearly assure that columns will not line up for the recipient as they did for you. So always use spaces instead of tabs. Raising Something to a Power The notation x^n is almost universally taken to mean x n . It is much easier to do exponentiation using the symbol than to try to line up the exponent in the correct column of the preceding line. If the exponent is an expression, be sure to use parentheses

19. About ICWebMail - Web Based Email Package To insert the email addresses of contacts into the email composition formFrom the email composition form, click on (next to Options ). http://www.lawrence.org/mail_info/email_manual.htm

Log on to Lawrence Online WebMail About Lawrence Online WebMail - Web Based Email Package Table of Contents What is Lawrence Online WebMail? Advantages to using Lawrence Online WebMail? Beginning to using Lawrence Online WebMail Navigation Bar ... Preferences What is Lawrence Online WebMail? Lawrence Online WebMail Advantages to using Lawrence Online WebMail Allows users mobility with easy access to email from any location Allows users to view the same email message at work, on the road, or at home Allows many users to share workstations without having to reconfigure an email client Uses secure web servers to protect your email Beginning to use Lawrence Online WebMail Once you have opened your Lawrence Online WebMail account all you have to do to get started is log in. To log in: Click in the text box next to "Username" and then type in your user name (in most cases, your first initial followed by your last name, e.g. jsmith) Click in or tab down to the text box next to "Password" and then type in your password.

20. FAQ 3 - Email, Cleaning In many cases, at least Outlook and Eudora, you can simply drag the file (from theWindows Explorer or desktop) to the email composition window, and you can http://www.scantips.com/faq3.html

A few scanning tips www.scantips.com Checkout the complete Book version Related questions: How do I send an image with email? How do I clean the scanner's glass bed? How do I make a Windows wallpaper file? How do I capture images from the screen? How do I send an image with email? There are various SEND or EMAIL buttons or menus in some scanners, but if these give trouble with the email program you use, it is extremely easy to simply do it the standard conventional way instead, which I describe here. You can send any file you created previously. Or scan a new image, normally like always, to create the size of image you want to send. Save that image file on your hard disk, like always. Remember the file name and the disk folder where you save it. Then use your email program's ATTACH menu to find that image, to send it with your email message. The way you send any file with email is to "Attach" the file to the email text message. All email programs have a menu item ATTACH or ATTACHMENTS, and their toolbars often have this as an icon with a paperclip symbol to denote "Attach" a file. Attach means "Send a copy of the file with the message". The Attach button or menu allows you to find and specify the file(s) to send with the email message. A copy is sent of course, the file still remains on your disk. See your email program's Help menu about "Attaching files to messages".

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