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August 2003 - Communicating Electronically
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"Humanity is acquiring all the right technology for all the wrong reasons."
- R. Buckminster Fuller
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This Month's Featured Articles
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"Addressing Letters Using Your Outlook Contacts"by Beth Sunny
Outlook is a great tool for communicating via both paper snail mail and email, if you know how to use their "letters" feature.
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"Are You Addicted To Email?"by Kurt Geer
Are you guilty of checking email every 5 minutes -- and not getting anything else done? Here are some practical tips for overcoming email addiction.
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"At The Sound Of The Tone"by Tracy Peterson
Phone skills are key to effective time management -- both leaving and responding to voice mail messages. Do you know how to avoid phone tag?
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"Check Out Your E-Habits"by Time Design
If you find yourself on perpetual overload, it may be because you don't have a solid system for dealing effectively with electronic communication.
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"Dear Spammer"by Judi Singleton
This letter -- directed to folks who send junk emails -- is filled with tips for cutting down on the spam you receive and putting these people in their place.
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"Faxing Without A Fax Machine"by Jan Jasper
Think that the only way to send and receive faxes is with separate office equipment? Turn your computer modem into a space & paper-saving machine!
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"Manage Email Overload"by Peggy Duncan
Here are 10 tips for reducing spam, cutting the time you spend processing emails, and turning your computer into anf effective communication tool.
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"Staying In Touch On The Road"by Diana Brock Makes
Communicating as you travel is easier than you think -- you don't need a 50-mile long extension cord to stay plugged into the information super highway!
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