[align=left][align=center]Dear Ladys and Gentlemen
Wait Before You Click
Is there an easier and cheaper way than e-mail to communicate with your clients and colleagues? Before you get carried away with this amazing tool, remember that what appears on the screen is a reflection of you. If you want to avoid being embarrassed by what you send, follow these rules:
E-mail Netiquette
1.DO NOT USE ALL CAPITAL LETTERS. It looks like you're shouting.
2.Save the "smileys" :-) and the "emoticons" for messages to your friends and relatives. Your business acquaintances will not be amused.
3.Similarly, avoid abbreviations such as BTW (by the way) and IMHO (in my humble opinion). They could make a client think you like to take shortcuts in your work.
4.Write meaningful, business-like subject lines - "Proposed Agenda" rather than "Hi."
5.Do not send "spam."
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