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Using kinetic Webmail ( https://webmail.kinetic.more.net/ )Revised: May 02, 2006 Contents
IntroductionYou can use kinetic Service Webmail ( https://webmail.kinetic.more.net ) to manage your e-mail from any computer with an Internet connection. Unlike desktop e-mail clients, Webmail allows you to perform your e-mail activities from a standard web browser without regard to your Internet connection or special client software settings. Webmail provides convenient access to your e-mail if you are away from your primary computer or if you must share computer access with others in your organization. Technical SupportMOREnet provides direct support to organization administrators. If you're experiencing problems, please contact your kinetic Service administrator. Web Browser RequirementsCookies are required to be enabled. Any web browser with minimal support for Cascading Style Sheets should work with the kinetic Service Webmail. Javascript support will enrich certain features of Webmail but is not required for full functionality. The following web browsers are reported to provide at least the minimum level of support for CSS, javascripting, and cookies to access the kinetic Service Webmail:
Webmail LoginFollow these steps:
WebMail Automatic Logout
Important Information for Desktop Client UsersYou can use Webmail in addition to a desktop e-mail client to manage your e-mail. For organizations that provide computers that are shared by various account holders, Webmail is recommended since it does not require that a profile be configured for each account holder on a shared computer. For organizations where account holders do not share computers, desktop clients are recommended since they offer greater speed and better ease-of-use. If you intend to use Webmail in addition to a desktop client, select the IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) setting when you configure your desktop client. IMAP is a more sophisticated protocol than POP (Post Office Protocol) and your experience with Webmail is affected by this choice. Consider the following reasons for using IMAP in your desktop client:
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