Tag: technology

A picture that is downloaded from a computer outside the e-mail system when you open the message.

An attached photograph that appears inside a message

An attached picture in an e-mail message from anyone not in your Contacts folder.

None of these

Add each sender to the Blocked Senders List.

Add the senders to the Safe Senders List.

Add the "@humongousinsurance.com" domain to your Blocked Senders List.

None of these

You might not receive any e-mail.

You might receive a lot of junk e-mail.

You might receive e-mail intended for someone else.

None of these

No, because you may get questions from your e-mail provider about the change in activity for your account.

Who cares? Clicking the link will have no effect at all.

No, because clicking that link tells Humongous Insurance that your e-mail address is working.

None of these

An appointment that lasts from 9 to 5.

An all-day event.

A meeting.

None of these

The Reminder check box.

The Birthday label.

Recurrence.

None of these

A reminder.

A shortcut.

An attachment

None of these

A funnel.

A filter.

A label.

None of these

A filter has hidden them from view.

A siphon has sipped some of the appointments out of your calendar.

Print Preview only shows events that have labels.

None of these

Make sure the sender actually sent you the file, being cautious not to open the attached file until you can trace its source.

Go to antivirus Web sites that monitor possible virus attacks to see if this file is known to be bad.

Do not open it.

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