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Introducing AT&T Mail

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AT&T Mail is an email application that makes it easy to send and receive email messages over the Internet. You may have another email account at work or school, but with AT&T Mail you can send and receive email from any computer with Internet access, anywhere in the world. Plus, your AT&T Mail account comes with access to Yahoo! Contacts, Yahoo! Calendar, and Yahoo! Notepad. And you have unlimited mail storage with AT&T Mail!

It’s easy to begin using AT&T Mail—just open a web browser and get started!

 

Here’s How

  1. Make sure that the computer you are using is connected to the Internet.

  2. Open a Web browser, such as Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox.  Learn more

  3. Type the following address in the browser’s address box, and press Enter:

    http://att.yahoo.com/mail

    The Yahoo! sign-in page opens in the browser.

  4. Type your Yahoo! email address (for example, username@att.net) and password, then click the Sign In button.

    Type your Yahoo! email address and password, then click the Sign In button.

    AT&T Mail appears in the browser and displays your Mail Home page.

    Cursor and red dot To learn more about the AT&T Mail page, hold the cursor over a red dot in the picture below.

    The AT&T Mail page.Enlarge Check your mail, compose messages, and find messages in your mail folders. Access your permanent and personal mail folders, contacts, calendar, and notepad, and add and view RSS feeds. Access your Inbox, Contacts, and email messages. Access mail options and help. Check the weather anywhere in the world. Check out current news and events. See current entries on your Yahoo! Calendar Check your mail, compose messages, and find messages in your mail folders. Access your permanent and personal mail folders, contacts, calendar, and notepad, and add and view RSS feeds. Access your Inbox, Contacts, and email messages. Access mail options and help. Check the weather anywhere in the world. Check out current news and events. See current entries on your Yahoo! Calendar.

    Note: If your mail screen doesn’t look like this, you’re probably using AT&T Mail Classic instead of the All-New AT&T Mail. You can either go to the tutorials for AT&T Mail Classic or learn how to switch to the All-New AT&T Mail.

 

What’s Next

Prefer to Use AT&T Mail Classic?

There may be times when you prefer to use AT&T Mail Classic, such as when you have slower internet connection. It’s easy to switch back and forth between AT&T Mail and AT&T Mail Classic as often as you want.

  1. To switch from AT&T Mail to AT&T Mail Classic, click the Mail Classic link at the top of the window, just below your user name.

    Click the Mail Classic link to use AT&T Mail Classic.

  2. In the window that appears, click the Switch to AT&T Mail Classic button to confirm that you want to leave the new AT&T Mail for now.

    Click the Switch to AT&T Mail Classic button.

    This takes you the version of AT&T Mail that you’re already familiar with.

  3. When you’re ready to come back to the All-New AT&T Mail, use one of these links:

    • Click the All-New Mail link in the upper right corner of the AT&T Mail Classic page.

      Click the All-New Mail link.

    • Click the Options link in the upper right corner of the AT&T Mail Classic page.

      Click the Options link.

      On the Options page, click the Try it now! link to return to the new AT&T Mail.

      Click the Try it now! link.

 

Learn More

To learn all about AT&T Mail features, check out these tutorials:



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Words to Know

  • Attachment: a separate file included as part of an email message; for example, a multimedia or document file.
  • Disposable email address: a customized email address that you create using AddressGuard to protect your regular AT&T Mail address.
  • Folder: a container that holds individual elements specific to the context; for example, email messages in AT&T Mail or bookmarks in the Bookmarks Sidebar module.
  • Member ID: the name by which a person is known to the Yahoo! network.
  • Spam: unsolicited email on the Internet; also called "junk mail".
  • Spam folder: a permanent folder that SpamGuard uses to hold messages it considers spam.
  • Yahoo! Contacts: a listing of people and their email addresses associated with each AT&T Mail account; also known as Address Book.

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