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Emoticons: Emoticons Mail
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Keyboard shortcuts beyond "open Emoticons Mail" would make a nice usability addition. The "Recent 50" category, which collects your most recently used smileys for easy access, is useful, though, and you can add your not-so-often used favorites to the favorites.
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Emoticons Mail makes it really easy to insert animated smileys in your e-mail messages. Delivery is done by sending you the registration code (that converts trial version into the fully-functional one) via email immediatelly after your payment is received and verified -- for online payments with a credit card it usually takes just a few minutes!
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Emoticons Mail is designed specially to insert funny smileys in your Microsoft Outlook or Outlook Express emails. If you want to make someone special smile or let somebody know what you really mean when you make some casual statement, this program is ideal for you. The smiley is attached to your email as a tine animated file with nothing to download for the recipient.
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These are the emoticons that are the most widely used. If you use them in your e-mails the person you send it to will probably understand you. The first three (smiley, sad, winky) are the most common of all emoticons.
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There are thousands of different emoticons but the more you use the Internet and e-mail to communicate with other people, the more you will come to recognize. The basic emoticons are :-) which means you are happy, or that you made a joke, and :-( which obviously means you are sad or unhappy with what someone has just said.
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These emoticons are still widely used, just not as much as the ones in the section above. If you use these emoticons in an e-mail to a person who's kinda new to the internet, they may or may not know what you're talking about.
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