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Today we again venture into the world of CGI (Common Gateway Interface) on our Apache/PHP/MySql web server, this time to investigate using the Perl CGI to send emails via the Linux sendmail command. Found with the use of sendmail there … Continue reading →

Mac and Windows Gmail Email Supervised by C Primer Tutorial

Here we have a Windows Visual Studio C(++) session and Mac Xcode C(++) session (not respectively … just so that I can show you this video), each showing a method of sending a Google Gmail ( see Gmail Email Invitation … Continue reading →

Windows and Mac Command Line Gmail Email Primer Tutorial

Here we have a Mac Linux Bash Terminal session and Windows Command Prompt session (not respectively … just to keep you awake), each showing a method of sending a Gmail ( see Gmail Email Invitation Primer Tutorial ) at the … Continue reading →

Apple (Mac) Mail Primer Tutorial

Posted on July 28, 2013 by admin

Here we have a Mac (laptop) Mail (desktop email client application), or Apple Mail, or Mail.app, tutorial where we see various parts of its functionality and see the IMAP configuration of the setup for a Gmail account ( see Gmail … Continue reading →

Posted in eLearning, Networking, Tutorials | Tagged Apple Mail, desktop, email, email client, Gmail, Mac, Mac OS X, Mail, networking, operating system, tutorial | 8 Comments

Gmail Email Invitation Primer Tutorial

Posted on July 26, 2013 by admin

Here we have a Gmail email tutorial where we send an invitation email which builds on previous knowledge of Gmail from Gmail Email Filtering Tutorial below, perhaps? Gmail is the email product of Google. Do you use Gmail as your … Continue reading →

Posted in eLearning, Tutorials | Tagged email, Gmail, invitation, stop press, tutorial, webmail | 1 Comment

Gmail Email Filtering Tutorial

Posted on February 26, 2013 by admin

Tutorial … Transcript: Steps to get rid of problematic email (in Gmail, by Google) … 1) Identify problem email in whichever part of Gmail that they are arriving. 2) As necessary, create a new label to handle these troublesome emails. … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: Gmail

Perl CGI Email Primer Tutorial

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