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When you key and send an e-mail message,
a. you should always key the date and time after the last line of the message.
b. the software will automatically include the date and time the message is sent.
c. the receiver's name will automatically be inserted into the body of the e-mail.
d. there is no need to proofread before sending, as the software will automatically correct all mistakes before delivering the message to the receiver.

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