My mother promptly mailed the documents to my Midtown apartment, whereupon I framed and nailed this little slice of the town's more tobacco-friendly past onto my least-stained wall, confident in the fact that I'd never actually locate the receptacle itself.
Ordinary_researchers claim to have also mailed the documents, which include details of the grants used to support the research, to the ministries of education and health, funding agencies, academic societies, and the media; the latter resulted in fairly extensive coverage of the allegations in Japan.
He typed in the details and e-mailed the document to Jabin, who signed it, scanned it, and e-mailed it back.
She e-mailed the document, fewer than four hundred words in all, to the local NPR station, and got a call back within an hour.
Ms Altman has no fax machine, so she e-mailed the document to a fellow Gore supporter, who printed it and faxed it to the Tallahassee offices of Mitchell Berger, another Gore lawyer.
With Web-based software, available at sites like Thinkoffice.org and Zoho.com, users can grant access to others to read and change a file, without having to e-mail the document or keep track of the latest version.
They planned to mail the document to about 100 universities, along with an invitation to join their crusade, a coalition they named the Holmes Group, after a Harvard education-school dean from the 1920s and '30s who pushed to prioritize teacher training.
Alice needed internet access on her smart phone to mail the document.
For documents, it is more often a read-only experience, for which e-mailing the document still works.
Quick Calls Android users can scan documents, convert them to PDFs and e-mail the documents with Document Scanner ($4).
According to the National Archives and Records Administration's website, states are required to mail the documents to Biden and U.S. Archivist David Ferriero, along with a federal judge, by Dec. 26.
