how to write the word "email" correctly

[bepina]

OK, after searching the net, I'm a bit confused-what is the correct way to write this word: email or e-mail?
Is there any difference in meaning?

[bhaisahab]

OK, after searching the net, I'm a bit confused-what is the correct way to write this word: email or e-mail?
Is there any difference in meaning?

It's a matter of style, I always use 'email'.

[bepina]

Thanks.

I have another question - which one of these two sentences is correct:

1. You can find that in the page.
2. You can find that on the page.

Can both examples be used?

[bhaisahab]

Thanks.

I have another question - which one of these two sentences is correct:

1. You can find that in the page.
2. You can find that on the page.

Can both examples be used?

It is usual to say 'You can find it in this book on page 10' for example. That is to say in the book but on the page.

[Searching for language]

If you don't want to confuse e-mail (electronic mail) with the French word email (enamel/paint) then e-mail or E-mail should be used.

[bhaisahab]

If you don't want to confuse e-mail (electronic mail) with the French word email (enamel/paint) then e-mail or E-mail should be used.

Enamel in French is émail, it is not the same.

[Searching for language]

Enamel in French is émail, it is not the same.

I know, I just don't know how to make l'accent pour le mot francais, ou les accents pour les mots francaises.

I really should find a usingfrench website, then I won't have any more spare time.

[bhaisahab]

I know, I just don't know how to make l'accent pour le mot francais, ou les accents pour les mots francaises.

I really should find a usingfrench website, then I won't have any more spare time.

Vous n'avez pas des claviers français en Canada?

[Searching for language]

Vous n'avez pas des claviers français en Canada?

Oui, mais je suis paresseux.