Once, when we were complaining about how hard technology was to learn, how hard it was to acquire technology skills, someone said to us, “What you’ve got to do is write it down, and the first time you won’t remember it, the second time you won’t remember it, the third time you won’t remember it, the fourth time you won’t remember it, but the fifth time you’ll remember it.”
For those to whom this makes sense, as it does to us, one of the things we’ve started doing is doing the writing down in relation to various technology skills, one of the great things that modern technology enables to be done in the greatest detail, making it as easy to follow as it possibly can be made.
We’ve done this in relation to the skill of sending an email out as if we’re sending one out , but it goes to lots and lots of email addresses, to make this as easy and quick as possible for ourselves and our readers – you can access what we’ve written down by using this link.
(If any of our readers can suggest any way in which which what we’ve written could be made easier and quicker to follow, please let us know.)
So you can print it out and follow it step by step each time you want to send out bulk emails – you may get to the point where you can remember how to do it without referring to what you’ve printed out, or you may not, it doesn’t matter. And, even if you do, you may have forgotten how to do it in three or four months, but you can refer back to what you’ve printed out again.
A note about printing things out: we couldn’t recommend Brother HL-11 printers more highly. They are so cheap and easy to use, and you can have them on standby 24/7, ready to be used at any time.