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The New Message window has many fields:
                    To: In this field, type your friend’s e-mail address. You can enter more than one address by
                    pressing ‘,’ after each e-mail address.

                    Cc: Cc stands for carbon copy. It is marked to the e-mail address who is to be informed that
                    an e-mail has been sent to the person marked in To field.

                    Bcc: Bcc stands for blind carbon copy. It is marked to the e-mail address when you do not
                    want others to see to whom the e-mail has been sent.
                   Subject: In this field, a one-line introduction about the purpose of the e-mail is mentioned.

                 The e-mail is typed in the main white body of the New Message window.
                 You can also attach a file by clicking on the Attach files button          at the bottom of the New
                 Message window.

                 Reading an E-Mail


                 You can read an e-mail received from your friend by clicking
                 on it. The number in front of the Inbox shows the number
                 of e-mails in your account which you have not read till now. The unread mails appear in bold.

                 To read an e-mail, click on the name of the sender or the Subject.

                 This will open the e-mail as shown below:


























                 The name and icon below the Subject indicates that there is an attachment with the e-mail.

                           Experiential Learning

                           #Greetings


                   Suppose, It's a "Teacher's Day". Open your G-mail and type a message for your teacher.
                   Now, enter your teacher's e-mail id in the To field and send the message.


                                                                                                          #Lab Activity




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