My mother is not computer literate. Is there a devise that you can send and receive email without a computer?
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both the above answers are right.
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go to one of your friend's house and see if you can access your email from their computer
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gmail is the best. read all about it.\nhttp://www.longzero.com/serenity/index.php?s=gmail&sentence=AND&submit=Search
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depends. If you're using Outlook Express you can set it up so you get a read reciept, but I don't think it's possible for web based emails
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Gmail.com from Google will let you use Thunderbird, and it's free.\n\nIn the UK, you can still use Google Mail, it just gives you a googlemail.com address:\nhttps://mail.google.com/mail/help/intl/en-GB/googlemail.html
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Please include what software you use to read and recieve mails.Assume you can receive email but cannot send. \nLook for an IT expert to configure your POP/SMTP for you or use control panel for Window.\nSwitch to http based emails like Yahoo! mails or Hotmail\nsidenote: add more details what methods have you tried.what software you used,but not too much though :)
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Your work account may not be set up to be accessible from home. Check with your company's technical support people (helpdesk is a good place to start).  If they allow you to check email from home, they will either give you a web address to go to and read it over the web, or instructions for connecting to it at home. The software you use to read email is not as important as the way the server that holds the email is set up--- I'm an email engineer and I have many users who use Outlook/pc at home and Mac/Entourage at the office (or the reverse) and they can see everything from everywhere.
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I believe (haven't tried it yet, but i plan to) that Mozilla's Thunderbird email client (Similiar to  Outlook Express; made by the people who brought you the Firefox browser) will let you check you free htmail accounts.\n\nI've read this at more than one place, but I've yet to try it.
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use your email in firefox or you are using an email service that doesn't have the features of forwaring or puting it into a folder.
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For the average e-mail account, a notification program would work fine. Try ePrompter:\n\nhttp://www.download.com/ePrompter/3000-2378_4-10354637.html?tag=lst-0-2
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make them your self on the computer and email it
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anyways....if there is a will, there is a way...\n\nhttp://www.ypopsemail.com/\n\nuse this cool program. since i solved your problem, i get 10 points right? :)
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try www.onestop.net\n\nit is $11 a year which includes one email address and a website.\n\nthere is virtually no tech support for that price
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yes as a matter of fact there is,\n\nhttp://www.yousendit.com/\n\nThey allow you to send emails of up to 1 gb, and you don't have to sign up for an account with them  Try it out
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You can send an email through operation dear Abby.\nField commanders can print out and distribute messages to the troops that do not have Internet access.
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without computer you can't chat with you're relatives abroad .........well thats all i can give you
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You can't send a SMS to an email address. Even if you could do that, since you are already on a computer and have the email address, why don't you send an email? \n\nYou can send SMSes to mobile phones from a computer, though. Most of them aren't free, or require you to have a subscription with a mobile operator. Go to http://mobile.yahoo.com, there are instructions on how to do it.