Personal communications e-mail

Personal communication, e-mail, A. Allen, Archivist, University of Liverpool, 20 September 2007. 

Personal communication, e-mail, John Sichel, 31 August 1993 Dainton, F. S. (1993). Reputable memories. Chemistry in Britain 29 573. 

Berger, R.J., 2001 Eurokin, Personal communication, see http //www.eurokin.org or e-mail R.J.Berger tnw.tudelft.nl. 

Aitken, D., D.West, F.Smith, W.Poznanski, J.Cowan, J.Hurtig, E.Peterson, and B.Benoit. Cyanide toxicity following nitropmsside induced hypotension. Can. Anes. Soc. J. 24 651-660. Alarie, Y. 1997. Personal Communication to Sylvia Talmage, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, via e-mail, November 20, 1997. ... 

Dr Balzer (e-mail Dr.Balzer labor-balzer.de) has kindly provided details of the sources of his analytical methods, and they are outlined below (F.M. Balzer, Wetter, Germany, 2001, personal communication). His laboratory website is ... 

Use an appropriate tone and level of formality. When you re writing, it s easy to forget about the person who will be reading your e-mail message. If you are in an e-mail conversation, try to keep the tone (and length) of your reply in line with the rest of the conversation. Don t assume a level of informality with a person you would otherwise communicate more formally with. 

This was followed with a computer science activity where the students learned how impersonators can use the SMTP protocol on telnet sessions to send fraudulent e-mail messages.7 They also used e-mail headers to determine the origin of the e-mail8 and steganography software called S-Tools to test for and to reveal a hidden image embedded in a picture found as an e-mail attachment (Kessler 2004). This activity emphasized the use and abuse of communication technology, both in their personal and professional lives. 

Since e-mails have become such a popular and convenient method of personal and business communication, so old-fashioned letter writing is becoming a lost art. 

Whether the message was personal and sent only to you or whether it was posted in a newsgroup, it is not published. E-mail messages should be cited the same as any other personal communication. Include the year and the professional affiliation of the author. 

Workstations are the computers that the users on a network do their work on, performing activities such as word processing, database design, graphic design, e-mail, and other office or personal tasks. Workstations are basically nothing more than an everyday computer, except for the fact that they are connected to a network that offers additional resources. Workstations can range from a diskless computer system to a desktop system. In network terms, workstations are also known as client computers. As clients, they are allowed to communicate with the servers in the network in order to use the network s resources. 

Communication pervades virtually every facet of our personal and professional lives. In today s world, technical expertise is not enough you also need the ability to communicate effectively. The good communicator has skills that form the core of all communication competencies, knows how to adapt to different communication situations, and moves comfortably from formal writing to e-mail to one-to-one communication to group discussion to public speaking. 

Pierce, R.O. FGIS-GIPSA-USDA. Personal communication by e-mail. March 22, 2007. 

Personal communication between Raj Maholtra, deputy. Technical Support Directorate, CMA, and Robert J. Love, NRC staff, via e-mail, June 26,... 

Because the Web integrates almost all other Internet applications (including e-mail), it is an excellent tool for personal and group communication. 

Electronic communication is becoming increasingly important. In your own words, identify the various situations under which you should write a letter, send an e-mail, make a telephone call, or talk to someone in person. Explain why one particular form of communication is preferable to the others available. 

Additionally, tables of systems are provided here to lead the reader to further literature soirrces. Data are included only if numerical values were published or authors provided their numerical resirlts by personal communication (and I wish to thank all those who did so). No digitized data have been included in this data collection. The book is the first complete overview about this subject in the worid s literatirre. The closing day for the data collection was June, 30, 2005. The user who is in need of new additional data sets is kindly invited to ask for new information beyond this book via e-mail at wohlfarth chemie.uni-halle.de. Additionally, the author will be grateful to users who call his attention to mistakes and make suggestions for improvements. 

Email enquiries A website may invite electronic mail communications from healthcare professionals and patients or the general public seeking further information about the company s products or other matters (e.g. feedback with regard to the website). The company may reply to such communications in the same manner as it would reply to enquiries received by post, telephone or other media. In communications with patients or members of the general public, discussion of personal medical matters must be avoided. If personal medical information is revealed, it must be held in confidence. Where appropriate, replies shall recommend that a healthcare professional be consulted for further information. 

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