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                      A hyperlink is simply a part of the web page that is linked to a URL. A hyperlink can appear as text, an
                      image, or a navigational tool such as a button or an arrow. You can click a hyperlink and jump from
                      your present location to the URL specified by the hyperlink.

                     Advantages of an E-Mail

                     E-mails have various advantages, some of them are:
                       An e-mail can be sent anytime and from anywhere in the world.
                       An e-mail can be sent to many people at a time.

                       An e-mail can be easily forwarded to anyone without typing it again.
                       Sending an e-mail is much faster in comparison to traditional mails.

                       Music, images or any type computer file can be shared using e-mail.
                        If an e-mail does not reach its destination in the first attempt, the mail server automatically
                        sends it again.

                        If an e-mail is not delivered, you receive an e-mail explaining the problem why the e-mail
                        could not be delivered.
                     E-Mail Address

                     You need to have an electronic address to send and receive e-mails. This electronic address is

                     called e-mail address. The e-mail address is unique for every Internet user. Some examples of
                     e-mail addresses are as under:

                                                    orangeeducation123@gmail.com

                                                         info@orangeeducation.in

                     Although these e-mail addresses have different formats depending       orangeeducation123@gmail.com
                     upon the type of network but always have same form—a user                     User name      Domain name
                     name  and  a  domain  name—separated  by  @  (pronounced  as  ‘at’)  symbol.  The  portion  before
                     the at (@) symbol is called the user name and the later one is called domain name.

                     The username is unique to every individual sending or receiving e-mails. The domain name
                     is common to all the individuals using a particular server or network for sending or receiving
                     e-mails.

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                      While working on e-mails outside the organization or common network, you need to be connected
                      to the Internet. In absence of the Internet connection, you cannot send or receive e-mails.

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