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SENDING E-MAIL TO ME

 

You can contact me by clicking on the e-mail link at the bottom of each web page. However, the easiest method is to download and save my VCF card to your Outlook or Outlook Express e-mail program. (Most of your probably use them). If not, you can cut-and-paste my e-mail address into whatever e-mail program you refer to use. Usually when you enter my name in the TO portion of the e-mail message and press the TAB key, your software should automatically retrieve my e-mail address.

To make sure that I read your e-mail in a timely manner, you should keep the following points in mind:

I use keywords to automatically sort incoming e-mail and to place it into specific folders in my e-mail program. If you use any of the key phrases I have assigned for homework in the SUBJECT line of your message, I may not see them in a timely manner because they will automatically be routed to the homework folder ... not my INBOX. 

If you have general questions about the course or any of the assignments, I suggest that you use ITM 5000 - HELP in the Subject line. That should catch my attention. 

If you are going to miss class, use the word ABSENCE in the SUBJECT line since it will automatically flow to that folder. However, I will only see it whenever I decide to review that folder's contents. If you want me to respond sooner, just use ITM 5000 for the SUBJECT or something more descriptive like "I WILL MISS CLASS". That way it will appear in my INBOX instead of some other e-mail folder.

RECEIVING MAIL FROM ME

I often send e-mail in HTML format rather than plain text. This allows me to colorize text, include graphics, or use formatting techniques that make the messages easier to read. 

Most e-mail programs can read HTML-formatted messages. However, if these messages do not display properly on your e-mail program, you may need to check the program's HELP menu for ways to reconfigure your software so that it can read HTML formatted messages. 

 

 

 

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John J. Kozlowski 

Last Modified : 08/24/11 11:23 AM 

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