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The first e-mail message was sent in 1951 by a programmer named Ray Tomlinson.

Ray Tomlinson used the @ sign to designate the receiving machine.

When the person presses the Send button, the e-mail client would connect to the e-mail server.

People who subscribe to free e-mail services like Hotmail or Yahoo use an e-mail client that appears in a Web page.

The header shows you who sent the mail only.

Remote machines would run only e-mail and word processing.

Every day, the citizens of the Internet send each other billions of e-mail messages.

Sophisticated e-mail clients may have all sorts of bells and whistles.

Microsoft Outlook, Outlook Express, Eudora are Web mail clients.

Web servers, FTP servers, telnet servers and e-mail servers run from time to time on the server machine.