HOW TO MAKE REDIFFMAIL DESKTOP ICON

How to create a Rediffmal login shortcut icon on the desktop? It is very easy, we have three different ways to make it, just follow the steps:

First way:

• Go to your Rediffmail login webpage in Internet (like in the image).
• Find your browser settings (normally at the top) and look for File menu, then left click on Save as.
• Save it to your computer desktop with your desired name.

Second way:

• Right-click on your computer desktop.
• Select "New> Shortcut"
• In the window that opens, enter the URL of the Rediffmail login page.
• Click "Next"
• Enter a name for the shortcut (for example Rediffmail.com)
• Click "Finish"

Third way:

• Go to your Rediffmail login webpage. 
• Resize the browser window so you can see both the desktop and the web on the same screen.
• Click the icon next to the Internet address bar showing the web page (URL).
• With the left mouse button pressed, drag the pointer to the desktop, and once in it, release the button. 
• This will create a shortcut icon on your computer desktop.

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HOW TO CHOOSE REDIFFMAIL PASSWORD

The password or keyword it is very important. Today, password protection, is the primary security mechanism to control access to services like your Rediffmail account. Here do you have some tips to choose a good password.

At the user level, we think it is not necessary to go very far with the password complexity, but it is important to consider some tips if you want to improve your network protection. So here you have 10 simple recommendations for setting passwords:

• Avoid words that can be quickly traced to the password. Avoid using words like "password", the name of the site accessed by that key or repeat the username for your Rediffmail password.

• It is not good to choose words such as "qwerty", "asdfgh" or "123456", for example, and words such as personal information that could be brought by someone who knows us.

• Your Rediffmail password must be unique. Should be sufficiently complex to make it unlikely that someone else has chosen it. Usually a good idea to be a key composed of numbers and letters, or even add other characters or punctuation symbols.

• Do not use the same password for all. If a password is compromised, the others will be too. Having a single password for all sites accessed on the web is not recommended. Some techniques to remember numerous passwords, keep the root and alter a section according to the site you are trying to access.

• Do not share your password with anyone. Not even family or friends. In extreme cases, make sure someone who knows your password is a person of his confidence, as can be your partner or parent. The more people know their password, the more likely it is to compromise.

• Do not leave your password written in the computer. The more you use different passwords, the more work we have difficulty remembering. When you need to leave in writing to remember, never leave them stored in your computer. If your computer is shared or a fault occurs and has to carry the service, your password may be compromised.

• Never send your Rediffmail password via e-mail. In most cases, the e-mails are stored on servers in plain text, making it easy to obtain, and any other information sent by email, if you have access to those servers. And if you think that someone could come to have discovered your password, change it immediately.

• Some programs offer the ability to remember passwords. Your browser, for example, you can store your Rediffmail password so you do not have to repeat it every time you access a website. Be careful with this feature when entering your password on a shared machine.

• Be careful when sharing information online. Social Networking services like Internet or other resources, can take in information through indirect means requesting passwords. Take a few minutes to evaluate the safety of the site that requests such information.

• Choose a good security question whenever possible. Some sites allow you to write a custom question. In any case, be sure the question is clever enough for someone who knew us very well might never discover. Questions like "What year was born my mother?" Or "What is the name of my pet?" Are not good ideas.

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HOW TO CHANGE REDIFFMAIL THEMES

Yesterday we show you how to make a Rediffmail signature. For those of us who have to sit in front of our computer for many hours, the same colour scheme can quickly become boring. Here you can learn how to change your Rediffmail theme. 

Rediffmail has the great option that allow you to change the look of our own e-mail account. When you change the theme of your mail you will have a different background and different colours. Follow these fast steps to change your theme:

Themes on new Rediffmail

• Go to your Rediffmail login and put your username and password. 
• Click on "settings" on the top right of the screen (just below your own Rediffmail username).

• It will open a new window with three different columns. In the first column, click on Themes.

• Now you will see a new tab with all the great available themes. Choose the theme that you like and click on Save Changes (at the top and at the bottom of the themes).

After following these steps, you will see and enjoy your new theme for your Rediffmail account. Follow us on Twitter or email if you want to receive more Rediffmail Help tips.

HOW TO MAKE YOUR REDIFFMAIL SIGNATURE

Your Rediffmail signature is a great way to automatically include all your important contact or personal information that you want to send at the end on every email. It is very easy to set up your Rediffmail signature. Just follow a few simple steps:

Signature on new Rediffmail

• Go to the Rediffmail login and put your username and password. 
• Click on settings in the top right of the screen (just below your username in Rediffmail).

• Now you will see a new window with three columns. In the first column, click on Signature.

• It will opens a new tab, now type your signature into the Message box. Put in whatever you want: your name, email address, phone number, professional title and any other important information. Some people like to include a favorite quote or joke at the end of their Rediffmail emails. 

• You can choose whether the signature is activated automatically on all your emails or only when you decide it. 
• Finally click on "save changes".

Finally some tips for your Rediffmail signature:

• Under no circumstances use case letters because the capital means you're shouting.

• Note that if you include separation strange characters like asterisks, symbols, $, etc. some servers with anti-spam filters on their e-mail boxes will not read your message.

• Separate your signature from the body of your message with a line like this: --------

• Limit your signature to 1-5 lines.

• No line should be wider than 50-80 characters.