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Question by sudzinabucket
Submitted on 6/7/2004
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When my mom visits me and she wants to check her e-mail she types in her name and password (for AOL). Then she can write and send e-mail with her account but she cannot read the e-mail she has received at her house. What else do we need to do so she can read her e-mail from her computer at her house.




Answer by opisqo
Submitted on 8/13/2005
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thanks.

 

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