Sentence examples for electronic mailbox from inspiring English sources

Printed questionnaires were stored in a locked drawer in the lead author's office while electronically submitted questionnaires were kept in a password-protected electronic mailbox created specifically for the study.

Network users typically have an electronic mailbox that receives, stores, and manages their correspondence.

Definition: The address of the electronic mailbox of the organization or individual.

At the low end, a small business could use the Internet for an electronic mailbox that could be called each day for messages.

Every Unix-based computer comes ready to be set up as a powerful electronic mailbox capable of sending and receiving messages anywhere in the world.

If it is illegal for pornography to come to my mailbox through the Postal Service without my consent, why shouldn't it be illegal for it to come to my electronic mailbox?

Computer bulletin boards, electronic mailboxes and an almost unlimited number of interactive possibilities, he said, would alter the newspaper.

But recently, an e-mail message that appeared truncated as "Craig New York Bus" in some electronic mailboxes, began making the rounds.

The International Data Corporation, a research house, estimates that there are about 700 million electronic mailboxes in the world and that the number will grow to 1.2 billion in 2005.

The five-paragraph missive, beamed into electronic mailboxes of reporters across the country last week, was another swipe at Vice President Al Gore by the Republican National Committee.

In Putin's opinion, America has done a lot worse than hack into the electronic mailboxes of parties during an electoral campaign.