502 results for «e-mail» (page 11 of 51)
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Which e-mail is which: account e-mail, domain contact e-mail, mailbox and support e-mail
The short answer: you have, at least, four kinds of e-mail around you, and mixing them up is behind many notices that “do not arrive”. The account e-mail is for…
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Outlook is not syncing: missing e-mails and folders that do not update
The short answer: when Outlook stops showing new mail, or a folder freezes in time, it is nearly always one of four things: Outlook is offline, the account is POP…
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Your e-mails land in Gmail spam or Promotions: what Show original tells you and what to fix
The short answer: when a customer says your message ended up in Gmail spam, the first thing to do is see what Gmail made of it. In a Gmail account…
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Leaving a Hotmail address for e-mail on your own domain: contacts, old mail and telling people
The short answer: moving from a Hotmail or Outlook.com address to e-mail on your own domain comes in four parts: create the new mailbox, bring the contacts, decide what to…
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Building an HTML e-mail that displays everywhere: width, images and dark mode
The short answer: an e-mail is not a web page. Each mail program (Gmail, Outlook, the phone) shows it its own way and many ignore what is modern. To look…
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MX records in depth: priority, several mail servers and the mistakes that lose e-mail
The short answer: the MX record tells other servers where to deliver your domain’s mail. Each MX has a priority (a number) and the name of a server. Senders try…
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Everyday e-mail habits for a business: To, Cc and Bcc, reply all, subjects and attachments
The short answer: most e-mail trouble in a business is not technical. It is a customer put in Cc with everyone else’s address, a “reply all” that should never have…
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TLS or end-to-end encryption in e-mail: what each one protects, and when you need it
The short answer: TLS encrypts the message on the way: between your device and our server, and between servers when both sides accept it. Once delivered, the message sits readable…
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Read receipts and tracking pixels in e-mail: what they tell you and what they do not
The short answer: knowing whether someone read your e-mail seems useful, but it is unreliable. A read receipt depends on the recipient agreeing; the “tracking pixel” (a tiny image) is…
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Your e-mail signature in the new Outlook: creating it and choosing when it appears
The short answer: in the new Outlook the signature is created under Settings > Accounts > Signatures. You can have several, choose which goes on new messages and which on…





