Using an Alternative Mail Program
You should know that you can use other e-mail programs
to access your CS100 e-mail from home or work.
You may want to use another type of Email program.
Here are some other choices and how to set them up.
Please note for the duration of this course you will have to be able to access your
U of R email from the lab at the University. You will receive test questions in your email - and if you
can't access your email, you won't be able to complete the questions. So it would be a good idea to NOT forward
your U of R emails to a home-based account until after this course is finished.
If you have trouble with any of these instructions, drop by CL119
during
posted office hours,
or come to CL115 during
CS100Help hours.
| Instructions for Alternative Mail Programs |
 | Click here for instructions on using Web Mail |
 | If you have
NETSCAPE NAVIGATOR at home, you can use Messenger to view your email.
Just follow these instructions |
 | If you have OUTLOOK
EXPRESS at home, you
can use it to receive your Hyperion email.
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A popular e-mail program is Mozilla Thunderbird. This program is made by the same people who make Firefox. For instructions
on installing your U of R email account on Thunderbird,
Click Here!
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EUDORA is a program that can be used to access your U of R account.
Just follow these instructions |
 | Another site that allows you to handle email from the
Internet is the Computer Science
Webmail
Service. For instructions, click here
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