Getting my mail remotely

I have Windows Mail setup on my home computer, but I don't know how to get it
if I am using someone else's computer. Can I get it through the internet?
and if so using what address? I keep getting Windows Live Mail, but I am
using Windows Mail.

That depends on who your mail service provider is.
If you don't know, what is the part of your email address after the @ symbol?

--
Gary VanderMolen, Microsoft MVP (Mail)
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/def...le/vandermolen


"Winny" <> wrote in message news:883213A5-1867-4A07-A95E-...
>I have Windows Mail setup on my home computer, but I don't know how to get it
> if I am using someone else's computer. Can I get it through the internet?
> and if so using what address? I keep getting Windows Live Mail, but I am
> using Windows Mail.

Yes, **IF** your ISP offers webmail.

Another option is to add your WM account to Windows Live Mail.

"Winny" <> wrote in message
news:883213A5-1867-4A07-A95E-...
>I have Windows Mail setup on my home computer, but I don't know how to get
>it
> if I am using someone else's computer. Can I get it through the internet?
> and if so using what address? I keep getting Windows Live Mail, but I am
> using Windows Mail.

If your question is how to install Windows Mail in someone else's computer
then the answer is that if the version of Windows in the other computer is
not Vista, you cannot use Windows Mail on that computer and if the other
computer is Vista, it is already installed.


"Winny" <> wrote in message
news:883213A5-1867-4A07-A95E-...
>I have Windows Mail setup on my home computer, but I don't know how to get
>it
> if I am using someone else's computer. Can I get it through the internet?
> and if so using what address? I keep getting Windows Live Mail, but I am
> using Windows Mail.