Despite the razzle-dazzle appeal of the World Wide Web's multimedia content, by far the most used and most useful feature of the Internet is plain ol' e-mail. With E-Mail For Dummies -- now completely updated for this second edition -- you discover everything you need to know about the world's fastest-growing means of communication. Thanks to a Net-savvy team of authors, you find out to set up popular e-mail software like Eudora, Microsoft Exchange, Netscape Navigator, and Pine. You get tips on managing your address book and automatically sorting and filtering messages so you can save time and get to the important ones right away. You also master the art of successfully sending and receiving attachments, including graphic, sound, word processing, and spreadsheet files. Best of all, to get you up to speed quickly, you get a bonus CD-ROM containing AT&T WorldNetSM Service for Internet access, along with Mac and PC Web browsing software; Windows shareware, freeware, and demos such as Free Agent, Hot Dog, and ThunderBYTE Antivirus; and BBEdit Lite, Anarchie, and Graphic Converter for Macintosh.