Basic Computer Notions Electronic mail

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How it works (cont'd)

As messages accumulate, you will sooner or later need to remove some from the server in order to avoid exceeding the available disk storage. You will receive a warning before your allowed space has filled up. Old messages that you want to keep can, for example, be moved into mail folders on the hard disk of your home computer, or be saved into text files and copied to diskettes.

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