How do I get my mail from another computer?

How can I get to my e-mail from another computer?

Answer:

just go to the site and log in.

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just go onto the website...for example yahoo.com and sign in.

Leah

Zachary S

Just.. go to your e-mail's website and log in.. Simple as that.. (What kinda silly question is that?)

Oblivious

It matters what service you are using. If its hotmail, just go to hotmail.com, if its provided by your Internet Service Provider, they might have a webmail part in their website. Go to your ISP's website. What is your email adress?

IanPR

The same way you check it from this computer... (If you type your email provider, usually redirects you to the login or homepage...) JUST DONT CHECK the always sign in from this computer if you go to another

Clawgr

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