Not just by looking at the email itself with just your eyes, but yes you can. You can set your antivirus software to automatically scan email attachments.
simply ask a friend to tell her or send her an email
Without opening it it's impossible to tell, open it and find out!
It is impossible to tell what cards will come in the pack until you open it.
You don't. Tell your parents to change it.
Veggies have two rings on the top or bottom lid of the can and fruits have three.
Experience and lots of reference books.
Phone the person; email; IM and simply say, 'Did you have a good time on your holiday? Tell me all about it!' Generally people have fond memories of their holidays or adventures to tell so this is a good opening for them to tell you how things went.
Tell me your Email password hawoow@hotmail.com?
No
it would be sslight @ hotmail . com (without the spaces) As to whether it's a legitimate email address - the only way to find out - is to send it an email. If the address doesn't exist, the 'postmaster' will return your email and tell you it couldn't be delivered.
A malicious email is an email that scams you out of something, or downloads viruses into your computer. "Your son is visiting Canada and has been arrested. Please send a $10,000 bail." "Double your money instantly! Send $5,000 and we'll send you $10,000!" "I know where you live. Where you work. Who you are. I am a paid assassin coming to kill you. If you tell anyone, I will kill your children, then you. Send me $10,000 and I won't." "Click this link for a no-fail way to ______!" These are some examples of malicious emails. Oftentimes they come from foreign countries. If you get one of these, don't delete it, don't reply, and tell the authorities. The last example is a malicious link that will download a virus into your computer. Some have tracking cookies that see what sites you log into and what your log-in info is or even where you live.
Usually it will tell you if the email is invalid