•A message can be queued, or
temporarily held with other messages,
and then sent when you either exit the program or check to see if you received any new e-mail.
•When you receive e-mail,
it is stored on the mail server until you use your e-mail program to ask the server to retrieve
your mail.
•Most e-mail programs let you print a message you are composing or that you have received at any time.
•Some programs let you define and use a filter to move incoming mail into one or several folders automatically based on
the content of the
message. They are especially useful for moving junk mail.