No, email is transmitted in plaintext. A secure solution would involve encrypting your email or using a more secure protocol (secure ftp, ssh, https, etc)
A standard farm gate would be about 70 cm!
What would be the equivalnt to ASTM standard for A312
try IS :815 rgds, KK
A standard office chair would vary between 17 to 20 inches.
Using the <a> tag, as you would for a normal link: <a href="example.html">Example</a> What you wanna do to make a email link, is to tell the browser to start the default email program on the visitors computer. An example of an email link could be: <a href="mailto:example@mail.com">Email link</a> This, however, will not start websites such as hotmail up, but will, as explained, start up your default email client, which are considered annoying by most people. To make contact easier, i would consider using a form instead. However, this above mentioned method of email linking is the correct and easy way to do it.
I would suggest Remit Choice Money Transfer because it is a secure and instant money transfer way.
online remittance is in trend these days but people are afraid to use online money transfer services because they think its not secure but personally I would suggest everyone to use Remit choice money transfer they are secure in any way and you can send your money with in minutes with them.
Prior to the Depositories Act of 1996, the transfer of securities was often slow. The objective of the act was to create regulations which would make securities transfer quicker and more secure.
One way is send it via email from your camera. Type in the email you want to send to and attach the video name. Just like you would a picture.
If you have the USB cord for the phone and the appropriate drivers installed on your computer you can transfer the pictures. If not, if you have an email address you can send the pictures as a picture message to your email address (put your email address where the phone number you would be sending it to goes) and you can email them to yourself!
sftp would be SECURE ftp. meaning, the data would be encrpted during transfer, thereby keeping the data safe during transport. Only the receiver would have the means to unencrypt it.
Yes you can, but email often has file size limits, so if the media file is very large, it would be better to use a protocol or service designed to transfer large files.
FTP literally means: 'File Transfer Protocol'. This has been used to transfer files for a very long time... long before the invention of Bittorrent. There are a number of ways to transfer files, but FTP remains one of the fastest and secure methods.
Anything personal is unwise. But if you're up to it, put your SS#. Don't expect to see your identity for awhile, however. The internet is not secure, and email is no different no matter the provider. I would not put phone numbers on there either, but that's just me.
There's no 'Standard Bank International PLC' in the UK. No legitimate bank would be hosted on Yahoo's domain. It is a fake bank name used by scammers.
Just send out a mass e-mailing to everyone from whom you would like to receive e-mail, advising them of your new e-mail address.
Even if you are in a small market, if your child is represented by an agency, they will secure the industry standard rates, which can start at $100+ and hour.