Help with accessing Outlook (not express) mail on another computer

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Hello,
I need help with accessing my outlook mails from another computer. I do not
belong to any network or company ...i just use office outlook at home. How do
i check my emails when i am not at home? Is there a way? Please Help..i've
been researching for a way to do so but have not been very successful..Please
help!
Thanks
 
The easiest way is to access your email through web browser (eg: Internet
Explorer, Firefox), just like accessing Yahoo, Hotmail, Gmail. Ask your
email provider how to access their web mail.
 
Thanks John for replying. I like accessing my emails from outlook thus, I
was just wondering if there was any way to access it from a different
computer. But thanks again for your reply.
 
Of course there is. However, you must configure Outlook on the computer
you'd like to use to access your email. I suppose you use SMTP/POP3 server
to send/receive your mail (respectively). You can look up your ISP's website
(tech support) for a step-by-step instructions how to configure Outlook.
 
Kim said:
Hello,
I need help with accessing my outlook mails from another computer. I
do not belong to any network or company ...i just use office outlook
at home. How do i check my emails when i am not at home? Is there a
way? Please Help..i've been researching for a way to do so but have
not been very successful..Please help!
Thanks
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Do you mean by "Outlook mails" the mail that you've downloaded from a mail
server and that now resides on your local PC? Without a tool like VNC,
pcAnywhere or GoToMyPC, there's no way to do it. If, however, you leave the
mail on the server, you can probably access from any PC in the world that
has a web browser, if your ISP has a web mail interface (and most do).
 
Brian Tillman said:
Do you mean by "Outlook mails" the mail that you've downloaded from a mail
server and that now resides on your local PC? Without a tool like VNC,
pcAnywhere or GoToMyPC, there's no way to do it.
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Of course there is another way. Take the PC/laptop with you wherever you go
:-)
 
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