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As e-mail becomes an indispensable communication tool, it becomes
increasingly important to manage the flood of messages.
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Most e-mail programs let you create folders to file
your messages.
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You can usually drag a message from the Inbox or
Sent Mail box to another
folder. Sometimes pop-up menus allow you to file messages.
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Some e-mail programs automatically file a message in a folder your specify or
discard it when it's received. They use certain criteria, such as who it's from or
a specified word in the subject line. These criteria are called
e-mail filters if they discard, or actions
if they file.
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When you delete a message, it is typically moved to your
Trash or Deleted Mail folder. The message still exists, however. Delete all the files from the Trash periodically to clean up your computer.
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