Sidebars deal briefly with the class of Web editing tools that do not insulate authors from HTML tagging, and with tools for creating original graphics images. Hidden Revenue Hotspots. Among the possibilities that she explores are finders' fees for directing paying customers to a commercial site, selling precisely focused electronic mailing lists, hosting contests, conducting online surveys, and selling the reports, sponsorship, and repackaging and reselling your content in print. There's a glossary of advertising jargon and a sidebar on tools for auditing visits to your site. E-Mail Grows Up.
Growth is attributed to both increase in home use and Internet access in corporations.
Shared mailboxes or messages, selective retrieval of messages, and custom message flags are several valid options. IMAP creates numerous applications for home, groupware, and mobile users, but the author maintains there are still drawbacks that accompany the desired flexibility. Although the technology is not easily available commercially, many vendors are beginning to incorporate IMAP into their next generation of mail servers. A sidebar compares POP vs. IMAP features. Editor's Choice favored the Toshiba Satellite Pro as one model that stands apart from the crowd.