NOTE: Your student Webmail account has been migrated to the MS Exchange Server. Your emails are archived under the folder, Webmail, in OWA. On a Windows-based PC using Internet Explorer v6.02 click on the plus (+) sign next to the Webmail folder to view any archived inbox emails and folders. On a Macintosh-based PC using Internet Explorer v5.2 click on the Folders icon in the left-column and click the link, Webmail to view your archived inbox emails and folders. See similar questions...

After five failed attempts to log on using the same account, the account becomes locked out. This policy ensures others do not try to guess or otherwise hack another user's account. After five minutes, you should be able to try logging in again. See similar questions...

Yes. You can create and use email signatures with EastLink WebMail. Please visit http://www.eastlink.ca/internet/webmail/Setup.asp for information on setting up your email signatures. See similar questions...

No! But you do have to be at least 18 years old to do a financial transaction. If you have albums you'd like to put into our service and you are under 18 years old, ask for help from a parent or guardian. See similar questions...

UP Diliman students (enrolled in the current semester): Go to the UP Computer Center to get your account activation details. Bring your UP Form 5 and UP ID. Faculty/Staff/REPS: Please go to the UP Computer Center to create your account. Bring your appointment paper from HRDO and UP ID. You may send a representative with your signed written authorization letter and your representative's UP ID plus your appointment paper from HRDO and your UP ID. See similar questions...

All email accounts created from "Add/Remove accounts" section of your Mail menu in Cpanel have webmail access. You do not have to do anything to enable it. See similar questions...

Go to your web address (ie: www.yourdomainname.com) and use the /webmail. From here, you will be prompted to enter your username and password. Then you can access your webmail account. The first time you access your webmail account, you will be prompted to go through a few set up screens to determine your webmail preferences. Once you have those set, you can continue on to your webmail account. See similar questions...

Click the "Rules" tab, then from the "Type" drop-down menu select "Forward" and click "Create". Type a descriptive name for the new rule, such as "Send to Hotmail". If you want ALL of your email to be forwarded to a different email account, you do not need to Define Optional Conditions. From the "Define Action" area in the "To:" box, type the email address you would like to forward your Groupwise mail to. See similar questions...

You can access your email account via the webmail login panel at the top of every page on the real-ale.net ISP site or by going direct to the webmail URL: See similar questions...

If you have an account already, and have been given administrative access over one or more mail domains, see the documentation for the administrative interface for instructions on creating a new user account. If you do not yet have an account or have not been given administrative privileges, contact a messaging administrator for your company to request the creation of a new account. See similar questions...

Once you have signed up, simply go to the login page on http://www.topmail.ie and enter your mailbox name followed by your password and click "Login". See similar questions...

with most e-mail systems, Webmail and the iun.edu accounts have a storage quota or a limit on the amount of space you are allowed on the server. The base storage limit for these accounts is approximately six megabytes for shakespeare accounts. This is quite a bit of room if most messages are plain text (which the vast majority of e-mail messages sent throughout the IU system should be). See similar questions...

Each learner or instructor is entitled to a free Webmail account. You can register for your preferred email address in the format <username>@hkuspace.com. See similar questions...

Note that during the transition to Rogers Yahoo! the aliases pop and smtp may no longer work. You may have to use a fully qualified domain name, and the IP addresses are obviously subject to change and they have been removed. Pick out the letters before phub and that is the abbreviated name of your primary hub (yourphub), in this case flfrd If you want to access rogers servers from outside the Rogers network while you're on the road, for example .. See similar questions...

When a member sends you a note, it goes straight into your onsite message Inbox. We then send an email to your personal email address to let you know that it's there. To read the note, simply login to the site and go to your Inbox on the My Mailbox page of your Member Menu. Or you can click on the 'go to inbox' link next to Messages at the top of your pages. If you decide to write back, simply click "reply", write your own message and send away. See similar questions...

Easy! Move them all into your Inbox folder, and then just check your email using Outlook Express or any other standard POP3 email software. See similar questions...

If you cannot compose a new email or reply to an existing email in WebMail, then your browser may have pop-ups blocked. WebMail opens a new window whenever you compose or reply to an email. Many browsers and browser toolbars (such as yahoo's and google's) block pop-ups. You will need to configure either the browser or the toolbar to allow pop-ups from Monash's WebMail to open. See similar questions...

Look at the source of the message in question, if the header "MIME-Version: 1.0" is missing, webmail will not treat the mail as HTML but as plain text, that's why the client sees the HTML code. To resolve this problem you should contact the mail sender and let him/her know that the message is breaking an RFC and the missing header should be added. See similar questions...