Getting Started With Your att.net Home Page
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Getting to the att.net Home Page
The att.net Home Page is accessible on any computer with an Internet connection—you don't need to download anything. This means you can check your att.net Home Page from work, home, school, a friend's house, or pretty much anywhere in the world.
Here’s How
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Open a Web browser such as Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox.
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Type the following address in the browser’s address box, then press Enter:
att.net Home Page opens and displays content that anyone can see when they access att.net Home Page. To see your personal page, you need to sign in.
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Click the Please sign in link near the top-right of the page.
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On the sign-in page, type your AT&T email address and password, then click the Sign In button.
Your personal att.net Home Page page appears, and if you’re new, it comes with some content to get you started. You can personalize att.net Home Page in many ways by adding new content and tabs. What do you want to do?
What’s Next
If you normally have a high-speed connection (as specified in your profile) and you are viewing your att.net Home Page from a computer with a low-speed connection (typically dial-up), you can set the mode to dial-up by selecting Switch to Dialup Mode from the More Options menu. While in dial-up mode, you will not be able to view video content. Note that you must switch back to DSL mode when you view the page from a computer with a high-speed connection.
Words to Know
- Module: a self-contained block of content on an att.net Home Page, which you can add, edit, move, or remove.
- Tab: an organizational unit in an att.net Home Page used to organize content into meaningful groups. Your att.net Home Page can have up to 9 tabs.