Tuesday, December 15, 2020

Grateful THANKS to All those who greeted / blessed me on my 79th birthday on 14th Dec 2020

 

 Grateful THANKS to All those who greeted / blessed me on my 79th birthday on 14th Dec 2020

Dr P Vyasamoorthy

 

I wish to record my sincere thanks to all my friends and well-wishers for having conveyed their greetings and blessings to me on my birthday 14th December 2020, via SMS, WhatsApp, Email, phone call and in person. Many of you have taken pains to reach me by means more than one. Besides thoughtful touching text, pictures, photos, cartoons, poems etc embellished  several messages.  To each and every one, my grateful thanks from the bottom of my heart. To many I could acknowledge then and there but a few I may have missed. I hope this consolidated thank you note amends my lapses. THANKS AGAIN. Padmanabha VYASAMOORTHY, 79!

 

Prof Ramamurti

Mr V Badrinarayanan

Mr Badrinarayan Miriyala

Mr Ramachandran Chennai

 Mrs Jayanti Menon

Mr Janardhan IDL

Mr Janardhan IDL

Mr Markandeyulu

Mr Khanapur Krishna Rao

Mr TSK Raman

Mrs Indu

Dr T Thomas

Union Bank

Prif V Seshadri

Mr RV Rao

Mr Kesavan

Wg Cdr Bhushan

Mr K Venkataramani

Mr Kishan Rao IDL

Dr Sajjan Singh

DR SR Prahlad

L&T Mutual Fund

Mr K Kochhaar

SBI

Mr A Suryanarayana

Mrs Suhasini

Mr T Balamukund

Mrs Prema Anand

Dr RK Garg

Mr SL Narayan

Mr VRV Rao & Susheela

Mrs Indira Narayan

Birthhday Alarm

Mr Venkata Shashtry K

Col Annavajla Sarma

Mr Chepuri Shankar Rao

Mr Ramesh Babu

Mr Arvind Chandwaskar

Pune Srinivasan

Syndicate / Canara Bank

Dr T Dak

Mrs Malini

Mr G Ramakrishna

Justice Rangarajan

Shweta Vyas

Mr SV Chalapathy

Mrs Sarojini & VKN

Mr S Sathyamoorthy

Mrs Kamakshi Hatti

Mrs Kalyani

Mr RN Mital

Mr Ramakrishna Savaram

Mr DK Rao

Mr K Gopalakrishnan KGK

Mr SV Ramana

Mr KV Shastry

Mrs Neela Jagannathan

MR Shankar ao

Mr Linga REddy

Mr ASN

Mr Venkatapathi Raju

Mr BN Acharya

Mr Udaya Babu

Mr Ishwar Rao Bagade

MR N Rajendra Rao

Mrs Sima Chakravarti

Mrs Meenakshi P

Mr Sarvesh Gupta

Mr Gandikota Subba Rao

Mrs MN Rajeshwari

Mrs Sunitha

Mr S Ramakrishna

Mr Raghurraman

Dr Vasunder REddy

Dr KR Ganghadharan

Mr Chalasani Prabhakar

Mr G Ramakrishna

Mr R Bhashyam

 

 

 

 

Sunday, December 13, 2020

Multiple Email Ids of same person

 

Multiple Email Ids of same person


Many of my contacts have more than one Email Id from service providers like Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail etc. When I initiate a message for such persons I am in a dilemma as which one to choose. Gmail suggests all addresses to choose! When the message is important, I mark it to more than one ID to ensure receipt / response.  Replying to an email from multiple IDs is no issue, as REPLY button always helps you.

 Searching email from a person with multiple email ids is cumbersome. You can not guess from which address you got it. Further searching mail is made difficult by users changing the subject line often. But, sticking to same subject line increases the thread length so much that searching within the thread is difficult. Moreover, users do not stick to the discipline of deleting unwanted parts in ‘replied-to’ messages and length of each post keeps increasing like Hanuman’s tail!

 Labels are a good way to manage searching. However, when I looked into my labels, I found I had allotted / created labels indiscriminately, more than half of which I can not now guess what they mean!

 Why do people have multiple Email addresses? What are the different purposes they are put to use? Do they see all incoming mail, though sent to different IDs, in one consolidated inbox? How do they ensure that they are spammed, the messages are not duplicated, their messages go without action required to be taken?

 I too have three or four Email IDs. Two only are used – one primary the other one for ‘recovery’ of forgotten / lost password etc.  While writing this story I discovered a few that I never used after creation and I do not know how to delete those accounts!

 There are many sites that insist on registering yourself with your email id. Usually, such sites land you in furtherance of spam or misuse of your mail id. Hence, I use disposable email Ids. I can conveniently forget about them after exploring the site for whatever is worth.

 What are your suggestions for alleviating these problems?