Electronic Mail Survival Guide
Electronic Mail Survival Guide is a 1989 handbook issued by the Defense Technical Information Center for naval computer users, written by Don Endicott of the Naval Ocean Systems Center in San Diego. Its pen-and-ink cartoons, drawn in stippled tone, poke fun at e-mail habits such as snooping on messages, overflowing inboxes, and a dragon at a keyboard, offering designers a playful, wry approach to technology humour.
