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Forwarding is when you get sent an email and then you send it on to someone else. Replying is when you reply to a message.
Reply to email function will send email to all the address in the "cc" of the original email, so if you want to only send email to one person you must only use "reply" not "reply to all"
There are several ways to respond to an email invitation for lunch. Someone could respond by phone, text, or also by replying to the email.
Replying an email is pretty simple. All you have to do is select 'Reply' and then you write what you have to say, add a period (.), and then select 'Send'.
when the recipient was not included on the original email
Depends on the email. Bulk email and newsletters that go to lots of people generally don't need any sort of reply. If you get an email from a friend or an email about work you are generally expected to reply. Conversations in email can end just like normal conversations can. You don't have to keep replying if neither person has anything left to say.
Because they are deliberately trying to reduce the load on their servers, both AOL and other web based email systems consistently choose not to follow common standards and practices of the rest of the internet world. They do not include the prior message when replying. And, they do not provide a way for the user to change that default. How AOL Users Can Include Prior Email -------- To include the prior email in an AOL email reply: 1. "Select" all of the email you are replying to, either with your mouse or by placing the cursor in that email and typing Ctrl-A; 2. Then, after selecting all of this email, click to reply. If you do it in this sequence, AOL will include the prior email in your reply.
no, number one it is extra work, and number two the receiver cannot see the previous message, only what you have written. When replying to an email, it is a good thing to include all of or enough of the original message so that the sender will know the reason for your reply. Some email programs might combine sent and received messages as a single conversation based on header contents but it should not be relied on.
It depends on how it was disappointing. If the email was rude or something along those lines, then you can just ignore it and act as if they were not disappointing you in any way by replying with normal messages.
The various email sites are user friendly; there is a reply icon (or a curving arrow suggesting a returning motion), a send button, and so forth. It should be pretty apparent. If you do not know what to say, you probably don't have to say anything, but you can always say, thanks for your email, all's quiet on the western front, hope to hear from you again.
When you make complains about a famous girl not replying emails, she may feel indebted to her fans and start replying emails that she deems satisfactory.