Priority always adds value to activity.
Unorganized emails sometimes cause irritation. Most of
the time spam or unwanted emails trouble us in reading
emails. Some features of email clients are not fully explored
to prioritize and organize the emails effectively. Address
book can be effectively used to prioritizing emails and also to
protect from spam emails. This paper proposes a method to
prioritize and organize emails and further separate spam or
unwanted emails by utilizing the features of address book in
email clients.
Published In : IJCSN Journal Volume 5, Issue 3
Date of Publication : June 2016
Pages : 472-476
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Tables : 01
Publication Link : Prioritizing Emails and Protect from Spam by
Effectively Using Identity and Address Book Features
Venkata SanyasiRao Sasipalli : holds doctorate in Information
Engineering from Hiroshima University and an active researcher in
interdisciplinary areas of Computer Technology, Electronics &
Communications, and Mathematical algorithms.
Krishnam Raju Gottumukkala : an expert in Fluid dynamics,
Mathematical algorithms, and Information Technology. He is a
professor emeritus of Andhra University and active researcher.
K.S.Murthy Naidu : is an active research director at CECTech and
Entrepreneur of ISRO, holds doctorate in Remote Sensing from
Andhra University. His research interests include, information
technology, remote sensing, bio information technology.
Prioritizing Emails, Spam Emails, Email Clients,
Header Information, Address Book.
While using the proposed method, each user can have
different experience, however, all private domain users
enjoy simple and yet powerful plug-in or email client. The
methods proposed in this paper can be extended to create
more functionality to control spam emails. As the plug-in
/ client software is proprietary flow-charts and other
address book / identify configuration screenshots are not
included in this paper. Reader of this paper can simulate a
plug-in or client software in a fashion they want to
implement. Hence the general idea is presented.
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[4] Email Standards,
https://www.fastmail.com/help/technical/standards.html.
