【用戶】Ian Huang
【年級】高二上
【評論內容】The history of electronic mailing goes all the way back to 1969 when a professor at UCLA sent the first message via computer to a colleague at Stanford. The computer which sent the first message actually crashed right after the message was sent, but the message did reach its (39) at Stanford. E-mail was born. Today, e-mail (40) communication. In 2002, the Internet provider AOL alone reported handling over 42 million e-mails each day. When the number of e-mails worldwide is (41) to the number of pieces of mail sent each day, you will find that e-mail usage is more than seven times higher than ...