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Level | Basic |
Device | Computer (Desktop) |
Topic | Messaging |
Sub-topic | How To Send A Message – Twitter Direct Message |
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Most people nowadays use social media platforms for messaging purposes like Twitter. On this social media platform, you can post tweets and send private messages to your peers. Here is a quick guide on how to send a direct message on Twitter using your desktop computer. | |
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1 | Open the browser and navigate to https://twitter.com/ |
2 | Log in to your account. |
3 | Your feed will appear when logged in. In the left navigation bar, click on Messages. It will show your inbox. |
4 | Click on the New message icon at the top. |
5 | Enter the name(s) or @username(s) of the message recipient(s) in the search people field. You can also send a message to a group of 50 people. |
6 | Click on Next. |
7 | Type in your message. Additional messaging options include a photo, video, GIF, or emoji. Click on the photo icon to upload a photo or video. Click on the GIF icon to include an animated GIF in your message. It will allow you to search for and select a GIF from the media library. You can also add an emoji to your message. Note: When starting a new line in the same message, simultaneously press the shift and enter keys. When pressing only the enter key will send your message. |
8 | Click on the arrowhead button or press the Enter key to send. |
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Communicating through Twitter using your desktop is simple. Follow these steps: open Twitter on the browser, click on Messages from the side menu, then click on the icon to create a new message, add in the recipient’s name and click on next, type your message and send. For more information, you may contact our customer support team. | |
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