Opening att.net Mail Classic Your Way

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Opening Mail in a Web Browser

att.net Mail is Web-based email. This means that:

  • Your mail is stored on a Yahoo! server (and not on your computer), where it’s backed up on a regular basis. So, no worries about losing messages and no limit to the number of messages you keep.

  • You can read and send email through att.net Mail’s website using any Web browser, such as Internet Explorer or Firefox.

  • You can read, send, and manage your email from anywhere in the world as long as you have a computer with an Internet connection.

It’s easy to open your att.net Mail using a Web browser.

 

Here’s How

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

  2. Open a Web browser, such as Internet Explorer, Safari, or Firefox.

  3. Type the following URL in your browser’s address box:

    att.yahoo.com/mail

    If you haven’t already signed in, the Yahoo! sign in page opens.

  4. On the sign-in page, type your Yahoo! email address and password, then click the Sign In button.

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

    Your att.net Mail page opens.

    Your att.net Mail page.Enlarge

 

What’s Next: Changing Your Password

It’s a good idea to change your password periodically to keep your account and all of your Yahoo! environments secure. You can learn how to do this and update other areas of your account in the Updating Your Account Information task.

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Words to Know

  • URL: Universal Resource Locator; specifies the location of a file or web page, such as http://att.yahoo.com.
  • Member ID: the name by which a person is known to the AT&T and Yahoo! networks.
  • att.net Toolbar: a customizable toolbar that allows you to use your favorite AT&T and Yahoo! features from buttons on your browser.