confused about remotely accessing email from windows mail

[Verso]

I have windows mail that I use for my business and am going on holiday for 2
weeks. I would like to be able to access my emails from holiday and have read
other threads but am still confused. Can I sign up for Windows Live and have
Windows Mail forward all my messages and contacts? If this is not possible
how do I access my emails (I have already followed previous posts and ticked
the 'keep a copy of messages on server box' on Windows mail if I am sitting
in an internet cafe in Europe. Which web page should I begin with as my pc
has this set up automatically

 

[Frank Saunders MS-MVP IE,OE/WM]

I have windows mail that I use for my business and am going on holiday for
2
weeks. I would like to be able to access my emails from holiday and have
read
other threads but am still confused. Can I sign up for Windows Live and
have
Windows Mail forward all my messages and contacts? If this is not possible
how do I access my emails (I have already followed previous posts and
ticked
the 'keep a copy of messages on server box' on Windows mail if I am
sitting
in an internet cafe in Europe. Which web page should I begin with as my pc
has this set up automatically

Is this the computer you are taking?

 

[Verso]

No Frank. I hope to use an internet cafe.

Is this the computer you are taking?

 

[mac]

I have windows mail that I use for my business and am going on holiday for
2
weeks. I would like to be able to access my emails from holiday and have
read
other threads but am still confused. Can I sign up for Windows Live and
have
Windows Mail forward all my messages and contacts? If this is not possible
how do I access my emails (I have already followed previous posts and
ticked
the 'keep a copy of messages on server box' on Windows mail if I am
sitting
in an internet cafe in Europe. Which web page should I begin with as my pc
has this set up automatically

Who is your mail provider, ISP?

 

[Frank Saunders MS-MVP IE,OE/WM]

Then I would use either your mail provider's webpage or www.mail2web.com

 

[Verso]

NTL based in the UK. However I went onto the mail2web site which i'd never
heard of on Frank's recommendation. It sounds too simple and therefore too
good to be true. Any thoughts?

 

[Gary VanderMolen]

That mail2web.com site is legitimate and it works fine for reading your
POP mail, but if your provider offers webmail access -- use that.
In your case, go to http://webmail.ntlworld.com .

 

[Verso]

Thanks Gary. I didn't even know that it existed. Have tried it and it works
fine. Thanks to all 3 of you for invaluable info. I will now be able to enjoy
my holiday.

 

[Gary VanderMolen]

You're very welcome.
Hint, the Google search engine will find almost anything,
as it did for me when I typed in 'NTL webmail'.