November 2014
Beginner to intermediate
288 pages
5h 39m
English
Content preview from Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 NOOK For Dummies
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Chapter 7
We’ve All Got Email
In This Chapter
Setting up your email
Starting an email from another app
Attaching files to an email message
You’ve got an eReader that can play videos, sing songs, and take dictation. It isn’t surprising that it can also send and receive messages to and from anyone with an email address. And, of course, that includes just about everyone you know. For the majority of users, email setup will be automatic.
Hey Mister Postman
The Galaxy Tab 4 NOOK comes to you with two email apps: Email (part of the Android operating system) and Gmail (a web-based service that also comes from Google.) You can also add others, like Outlook.com and Yahoo Mail.
In this chapter, I concentrate on the Email app, which is quite full featured. You can even make it go out and get email from sources including most of the major brand names as well as from private domains. What’s a private domain? Say you run a business and have your own website; you might just accept email through that address. Something like corey@this_is_not_my_address.com, which as you might imagine, is not my ...
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