| Send |
| Enamel |
| PC post |
| PC notes |
| Net notes |
| Hit "Send |
| PC letter |
| Some spam |
| AOL memos |
| Cybernote |
| Spam, e.g. |
| AOL letter |
| Cyber note |
| Inbox fill |
| PC message |
| PC reading |
| Net letter |
| Cybernotes |
| PC letters |
| Spam, often |
| Online memo |
| AOL service |
| AOL letters |
| Bleu Louise |
| Net result? |
| Net receipt |
| Spam, maybe |
| Web missive |
| Online item |
| Modern memo |
| Send via PC |
| Spam medium |
| Web letters |
| Stamp saver |
| Spam source |
| Bluish-green |
| Cybermessage |
| Modern memos |
| 'Net letters |
| Contact info |
| Cybermissive |
| Deliver spam |
| In-box input |
| Link letter? |
| Net delivery |
| Quick notes? |
| Server piece |
| Some is spam |
| AOL delivery |
| Cyberletters |
| Glossy cover |
| Inbox filler |
| Web missives |
| Box contents |
| Greenish-blue |
| Cybermessages |
| Net receipts? |
| '90s messages |
| Cyber-message |
| Cybermissives |
| French enamel |
| Inbox message |
| P.C. messages |
| Palm reading? |
| Spam, perhaps |
| Virus carrier |
| Computer post |
| Cyber-missive |
| Internet post |
| Letter medium |
| Phone reading |
| Text ancestor |
| Modern letter |
| Internet note |
| Computer note |
| Online letter |
| In-box filler |
| Some messages |
| Google service |
| Tablet reading |
| Online message |
| Modern message |
| Send, in a way |
| Modern letters |
| Inbox contents |
| Online letters |
| Click ''send'' |
| Contact, often |
| Cyber-messages |
| Hacking target |
| It clicks open |
| Kind of client |
| Modern torrent |
| Paperless post |
| Virtual letter |
| Yahoo! service |
| Mac's message? |
| Spam, at times |
| User's service |
| Yahoo offering |
| Forwarded item |
| iPhone message |
| Screen letters |
| Spam container |
| Modern missive |
| Filtered stuff |
| Certain replies |
| Droid downloads |
| Modern missives |
| Android letters |
| In-box contents |
| Modern messages |
| Online messages |
| Cyberspace note |
| Electronic post |
| Fax alternative |
| Filtered letter |
| It's spam a lot |
| On-line missive |
| Online missives |
| Outlook content |
| Outlook service |
| Phishing medium |
| Phone displacer |
| Spam, sometimes |
| Speedy messages |
| Unstamped reply |
| High-tech memos |
| Internet letter |
| Some have worms |
| Digital message |
| Dot com letters |
| Screen writing? |
| iPhone function |
| Kind of address |
| Blue-green color |
| Internet message |
| Computer message |
| Computer letters |
| Internet letters |
| Message by modem |
| Certain postings |
| Forward, perhaps |
| Modern memoranda |
| Modern-day flood |
| Net receivables? |
| Note sent online |
| Outlook function |
| Outlook messages |
| Outlook offering |
| PC communication |
| PC letters etc. |
| Green-blue color |
| Marketing medium |
| Unfolded letters |
| Texting ancestor |
| USPS alternative |
| Call alternative |
| It might be spam |
| Spammer's medium |
| Paperless letter |
| Text alternative |
| High-tech message |
| Computer messages |
| Spam, for example |
| Computer delivery |
| Enamel, in France |
| Instant messaging |
| iPhone capability |
| Modern box filler |
| Online box filler |
| Phisher's message |
| Post sans postage |
| Terminal message? |
| Write, these days |
| Compaq communique |
| Latter-day letter |
| Modern communique |
| Send via Internet |
| Screened letters? |
| Communicate by PC |
| Send with a click |
| Paperless message |
| Contact, in a way |
| Internet messages |
| Cyberspace letters |
| Paperless messages |
| 90's-style letters |
| CompuServe service |
| Cyberspace epistle |
| Cyberspace service |
| EarthLink messages |
| Letters on screens |
| Letters, of a sort |
| Modern office memo |
| P.D.A. communiqué |
| Questionnaire line |
| Screened messages? |
| Shoot a message to |
| Smartphone missive |
| Some cybermessages |
| Virtual inbox fill |
| Web correspondence |
| Whooshing delivery |
| BlackBerry reading |
| Letter on a screen |
| Much of it is junk |
| BlackBerry message |
| Messages via modem |
| Cyberspace message |
| Electronic message |
| It may be filtered |
| Smartphone message |
| Smartphone function |
| 2016 campaign topic |
| BlackBerry delivery |
| Computer communique |
| Cyberspace messages |
| Electronic messages |
| iPhone transmission |
| It may be forwarded |
| Letters sent via PC |
| Line dropped online |
| Netzero.com service |
| One type of message |
| Postal alternative? |
| reagan.com offering |
| Send without stamps |
| Send, on a computer |
| Some correspondence |
| Some screen writing |
| BlackBerry messages |
| Cyberspace missives |
| Electronic delivery |
| Send on an impulse? |
| Some iPhone reading |
| Send via cyberspace |
| It's often filtered |
| Quick communication |
| Texting alternative |
| Theme of this puzzle |
| Android transmission |
| Business card detail |
| Cyber correspondence |
| Encryption candidate |
| Fast-arriving letter |
| iPhone communication |
| It may carry a virus |
| It might be filtered |
| Keyboard note, maybe |
| Messages on a screen |
| Note from cyberspace |
| Snail mail successor |
| Spam folder contents |
| Stamp-saving service |
| Communication option |
| Outlook transmission |
| Some WikiLeaks leaks |
| Virtual inbox filler |
| Modern communication |
| Online communication |
| Quick correspondence |
| Some iPhone messages |
| Information Age memo |
| Modern virus carrier |
| Form of communication |
| Office communications |
| Alternative to a text |
| Computer transmission |
| Desktop communication |
| Digital communication |
| Get hold of, in a way |
| It could have a virus |
| It gets checked often |
| Message from a server |
| Phone call supplanter |
| Place for an emoticon |
| Send a note to, often |
| Send a message via PC |
| Urban-legend spreader |
| Dot-com communication |
| It might be forwarded |
| Letters in cyberspace |
| Postings sans postage |
| Smartphone capability |
| Virus spreader, often |
| Modern correspondence |
| Online correspondence |
| Alternative to texting |
| Communicate via laptop |
| Earthlink transmission |
| High-powered language? |
| High-tech transmission |
| Instant correspondence |
| iPhone folder contents |
| Most letters, nowadays |
| On-line correspondence |
| Place for many folders |
| Reach out to, in a way |
| Some Internet messages |
| Something to shoot off |
| Source of some viruses |
| What some inboxes hold |
| Yahoo! or AOL offering |
| It's sent with a click |
| Terminal communication |
| Digital correspondence |
| Target of some filters |
| Computer communication |
| Alternative to U.S.P.S. |
| Buildup during vacation |
| Click the "Send" button |
| Clickable communication |
| Communicate by computer |
| Keyboard correspondence |
| Letters without postage |
| Modern phone capability |
| Paperless communication |
| PC-to-PC correspondence |
| Place for inedible spam |
| Potential virus carrier |
| Some BlackBerry reading |
| What a server may serve |
| Internet correspondence |
| It doesn't need a stamp |
| Message from cyberspace |
| Method of many messages |
| Fodder for some filters |
| High-speed transmission |
| It may have attachments |
| Letter through a filter |
| Virus carrier, at times |
| Computer correspondence |
| Paperless correspondence |
| Color called bleu Louise |
| Google or Yahoo! service |
| It may contain emoticons |
| It saves a postage stamp |
| Letter on a tablet, e.g. |
| Message on a tablet, say |
| Message read on a laptop |
| Messages received online |
| Monitored communication? |
| Screened correspondence? |
| Stampless correspondence |
| What a Listserv delivers |
| Some smartphone messages |
| Text message alternative |
| Virus spreader, at times |
| Letters that lack stamps |
| Electronic communication |
| Virus carrier, sometimes |
| It may be sent in a blast |
| Message sent via Internet |
| Messages via the internet |
| Messages with attachments |
| Microsoft Outlook service |
| Monitored communications? |
| Offering from your server |
| Screen-to-screen messages |
| Target of a filter, often |
| Telecommunicated messages |
| Virus spreader, sometimes |
| Where ;-) means "Kidding! |
| Where addresses include @ |
| Where you might find ":-) |
| Writing of one's account? |
| Correspondence sans stamp |
| Message sent with a click |
| It may have an attachment |
| Contact a contact, perhaps |
| Memo from a dot-com, maybe |
| Messages via MSN.com, e.g. |
| Microsoft Outlook offering |
| Transmissions via Internet |
| Where you might see a ":-) |
| Intercompany communication |
| Communicate by PC, in a way |
| It can be read on an iPhone |
| It's automatically filtered |
| Message on a tablet, maybe? |
| Message opened with a click |
| Often-filtered transmission |
| Something sent with a click |
| Something you click to open |
| Write without pen or pencil |
| It might arrive with a beep |
| Message with a subject line |
| It might have an attachment |
| It may come with attachments |
| It might go through a filter |
| It's often checked on a cell |
| It's more formal than a text |
| Kind of address with @ in it |
| Modern communications medium |
| Most correspondence nowadays |
| Something in a drafts folder |
| You might copy someone on it |
| Modern form of communication |
| One way to deliver a message |
| Alternative to text messages |
| Alternative to letter writing |
| Letter that sometimes bounces |
| Quick-arriving correspondence |
| Send a courtesy copy to, e.g. |
| Something read with a scroll? |
| Correspondence that's clicked |
| Where all addresses include @ |
| Many a phishing communication |
| Correspondence sans stamp, say |
| It may arrive with attachments |
| It's often distributed in cc's |
| Letter sent through cyberspace |
| Letter that opens with a click |
| Letters not at the post office |
| Missive from a smartphone, say |
| Modern means of relaying jokes |
| Modern method of communication |
| Letters that don't need stamps |
| Alternative to the post office |
| Recently Deleted" folder filler |
| Astronaut capability since 1991 |
| How opt-ins are often confirmed |
| It may include a cc or bcc list |
| Letter that requires no postage |
| Messages received on a computer |
| It doesn't leave a paper trail? |
| Let your fingers do the talking |
| Message from a BlackBerry, maybe |
| Letter that doesn't need a stamp |
| Form of electronic communication |
| Let one's fingers do the talking |
| Letter with an attachment, maybe |
| It may have an attachment for you |
| It might be read and then deleted |
| Modern source of pass-along jokes |
| Subject of some computer settings |
| Medium where addresses include "@ |
| Computer communications, for short |
| Drop a modern-day line to, perhaps |
| It's provided free by most clients |
| One might end "Sent from my iPhone |
| Correspondence created on keyboards |
| It doesn't require paper or postage |
| It's opened without a letter opener |
| Letters that can arrive at any time |
| Message with an attachment, perhaps |
| Messages that may contain emoticons |
| One way to get one's message across |
| Letter successor, to a large degree |
| Electronic message sent via Internet |
| Messages that can arrive at any time |
| It's made letter writing a dying art |
| Letter that might include an emoticon |
| Send correspondence over the Internet |
| Letter that might go through a filter |
| Message often included in its response |
| Letters that are not at the post office |
| The Last Command" Oscar winner Jannings |
| Letter that's opened with a double-click |
| Letter you can read without the light on |
| Letters that don't go to the post office |
| Communication that may have an attachment |
| Letter that requires clicking, not licking |
| Correspondence that may come with attachments |
| Letter that doesn't need an envelope or stamp |
| Letters that can't be found at the post office |
| Type of communication that's always "monitored"? |
| Major cause of the Postal Service's dwindling revenues |
| Letter to the editor that might be received immediately |
| An ever-increasing amount of an office workday, it seems |
| Communication form that's eaten into Postal Service revenues |
| Communication form that has dealt a blow to the stationery industry |
| Area Man BCCs Psychiatrist On Every ___ He Sends" (The Onion headline) |