Matt Farrington Smith - Content editor, Windows Live Channel
26/03/2010 10:51 | By Matt Farrington Smith - Content editor, Windows Live Channel
Biggest e-mail bloopers

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Typing a message in CAPS

Ever thought about how you want your message perceived? Confine your e-mail ramblings to lower case, caps aren't pretty and imply that you ARE SHOUTING. Unless you are a genuinely angry person, try to use caps sparingly, preferably when making a REALLY IMPORTANT POINT. Incidentally, let Bing help you with anger issues, here are some techniques to help you deal with life.

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