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		<td width="100%" class="foldertitle" bgcolor="#4b4b4b">Accessing WebMail</td>
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			<b>How can I get my Mail?</b><br />
			Here is the instant three step guide...
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			1. Start your web browser  - e.g. Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Netscape, etc.
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			2. Point it at the WebMail page - your Internet Service Provider (ISP) or Computer
			Department will have told you the URL to use, e.g.
			http://your.email.provider.here/cgi-bin/webmail.cgi
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			3. Depending on how they have set up WebMail you might see a login page; if so enter your
			username and password, (then click the 'Log me in' button) - you will should have
			been given a username and password for your account.
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			Bingo! - you're at your Mail<br />
			It's that simple but for more details read on...
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			When you run WebMail you will be presented with the login page:
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			<br>&nbsp;<br>
			To login you must first supply a valid username and password.<br />
			In the <b>Username</b> field, type your username (the first part of your email address before @||domain||).<br />
			Next type in your password in the <b>Password</b> field.<br />
			This username and password should have been supplied to you.<br />
			||ifdef||admin_email||
			If you do not have a username and password, <a href="mailto:||admin_email||">Contact Us</a>.
			||endif||

			<br>&nbsp;<br>
			<b>Remember me for 30 days.</b>
			<br />
			Checking this box will make WebMail store a cookie on your machine so you will be automatically
			logged in without having to enter a username and password. You should NOT use this feature on
			public machines.
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			Then click <b>Log me in</b> or press Enter.
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			You can change your configuration settings as you see necessary. (see "Options" and "Advanced
			Options").
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