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- lean data transfer - Throttled data transfer, also known as da...
- Learn IT: How Spam Affects Email Marketing Camp...
- list server - A list server (mailing list server) is a program that h...
- list server (mailing list server) - A list serv...
- list washing - In the language of spam, list washing is the process ...
- listserv - Listserv, like Majordomo, is a small program that automatical...
- listserv (mailing list server) - Listserv, like Ma...
- LOL - Chat abbreviations are commonly used in e-mail, online chatting, online...
- Lotus iNotes Web Access - iNotes (short for iNotes Web Ac...
- Lotus Notes & Domino - iNotes (short for iNotes Web Access) ...
- mail bomb - A mail bomb is the sending of a massive amount of e-mail to...
- mail router - A mail server (also known as a mail transfer agent or M...
- mail server - A mail server (also known as a mail transfer agent or M...
- mail server (mail transfer/transport agent, MTA...
- mail server program - A mail server (also known as a mail tra...
- mail transfer agent - A mail server (also known as a mail tra...
- mail transport agent - A mail server (also known as a mail t...
- mailing list - A mailing list is a list of people who subscribe to a...
- mailing list server - Listserv, like Majordomo, is a small pr...
- mailing list server - A list server (mailing list server) is ...
- Majordomo - Like listserv, Majordomo (from Latin: "master of the house"...
- malware throttling - Throttled data transfer, also known as da...
- mbox - The most common format for storing e-mail messages on a hard drive is...
- message board - A discussion board (known also by various other nam...
- message transfer agent - A mail server (also known as a ma...
- messaging - In general, messaging (also called electronic messaging) is...
- Messaging and Email Learning Guides - We've g...
- Messaging and Email Quizzes - We've gathered a collec...
- messaging software - Instant messaging (sometimes called IM or...
- microblogging - Microblogging is a web service that allows the subs...
- Microsoft Antigen - Microsoft Antigen is a set of programs that...
- Microsoft Connectivity Analyzer (MCA) - The...
- Microsoft Exchange 2010 Mailbox Server Role Req...
- Microsoft Exchange 2013 In-Place Hold - In-...
- Microsoft Exchange 2013 Managed Store - The...
- Microsoft Exchange 2013 Safety Net - The Micro...
- Microsoft Exchange 2013 site mailbox - A Mic...
- Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync - Microsoft Exchange ...
- Microsoft Exchange Address Book Policy (ABP)
- Microsoft Exchange Control Panel - The Exchange ...
- Microsoft Exchange Fast Access - Microsoft Exchang...
- Microsoft Exchange Global Address List (GAL)
- Microsoft Exchange Management Shell (EMS)
- Microsoft Exchange RBAC (Role Based Access Cont...
- Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 - Exchange Server 2...
- Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 - Exchange Server 2...
- Microsoft Exchange Server Profile Analyzer (EPA)
- Microsoft FIM (Microsoft Forefront Identity Man...
- Microsoft Lync Server - Microsoft Lync Server is enterprise...
- Microsoft Outlook - Microsoft Outlook is the preferred email cl...
- MMS - Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) - sometimes called Multimedia Messag...
- mobile Internet device (MID) - A mobile Internet dev...
- mobile marketing - Mobile marketing is promotional activity desi...
- Morphis - Morphis is a Java -based open source wireless transcoding platf...
- MTA - A mail server (also known as a mail transfer agent or MTA, a mail trans...
- Multimedia Messaging Service - Multimedia Messaging ...
- Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) - Multimedi...
- Multimedia Messaging System - Multimedia Messaging Se...
- munging - Munging is the deliberate alteration of an e-mail address on a ...
- Murker - A Murkogram is spam (unsolicited commercial e-mail) that includes...
- Murkogram - A Murkogram is spam (unsolicited commercial e-mail) that in...
- MX record (Mail Exchange record) - An MX record ...
- newsgroup - A newsgroup is a discussion about a particular subject cons...
- OAB (offline address book) - An Offline Address Book i...
- offline folder file - An offline folder file is the location ...
- online forum - A discussion board (known also by various other names...
- open relay - An open relay (sometimes called an insecure relay or a th...
- open relay (insecure relay or a third-party relay)
- Operation Phish Phry - Operation Phish Phry is a cybercrime ...
- Opt-In Email - Opt-in email is a Web marketing term for email that r...
- ost - An OST file is an offline folder file in Microsoft Outlook.
- OST file - An OST file is an offline folder file in Microsoft Outlook.
- OST file (.ost) - An OST file is an offline folder file in Micros...
- Outlook Anywhere - Microsoft Outlook Anywhere is a software feat...
- Outlook Web App - Outlook Web App is Microsoft Exchange Server 20...
- Outlook Web App (OWA) - Outlook Web App is Microsoft Exchan...
- OWA - Outlook Web App is Microsoft Exchange Server 2010’s Web-based email client
- phishing kit - A phishing kit is a collection of tools assembled to ...
- POP 3 - POP3 (Post Office Protocol 3) is the most recent version of a stand...
- POP3 - POP3 (Post Office Protocol 3) is the most recent version of a standar...
- POP3 (Post Office Protocol 3) - POP3 (Post Office P...
- porta-person - A porta-person is a device-based representation of an...
- Post Office Protocol 3 - POP3 (Post Office Protocol 3) is ...
- presence awareness - Presence technology is a type of applicat...
- presence leveraging - Presence leveraging refers to any techn...
- presence technology - Presence technology is a type of applic...
- Prism - Prism is an application that lets users run web applications in ded...
- PST file - A PST file is a personal folder file in Microsoft Outlook.
- real time communications - Real-time communications (RTC...
- real-time communications - Real-time communications (RTC...
- real-time communications (RTC) - Real-time communi...
- remailer - A remailer is an Internet site to which you can send e-mail f...
- retractable e-mail - Self-destructing email is electronic mail...
- retweet - A retweet (RT) is the repetition of another user's update, or t...
- retweet (RT) - A retweet (RT) is the repetition of another user's up...
- rich presence technology - Rich presence is an enhanced ...
- rich presence technology (RPT) - Rich presence is ...
- ROTFL - Chat abbreviations are commonly used in e-mail, online chatting, on...
- RoundTable - Microsoft RoundTable is a videoconference device designed...
- RPC over HTTP - RPC over HTTP (Remote Procedure Call over HTTP) is ...
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