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Remote Access to Email with WebMail.ahoy.com
What is WebMail.ahoy.com?
WebMail.ahoy.com is a service available to Fishnet NewMedia's Email Hosting
clients who want to read and send messages while away from their primary
computer - such as when they are at home in the evenings, travelling on
business, or on vacation.
Things You Need to Know:
- Accessing WebMail.ahoy.com requires entering the login and password that
were provided to you when we set up your email account. If you do not have this
information please contact us at 508.888.3456 or via email at
support@ahoy.com.
- For added security the WebMail interface is run in secure mode so
communication between you and the server is encrypted.
- Use of WebMail.ahoy.com is included in the regular monthly Web & Internet
Hosting fee. It is meant to be used for temporary access your email account,
so email will be retained on the mail server until it is accessed from your
primary computer.
- If you use WebMail.ahoy.com frequently, be sure to also access email from
your primary computer to avoid additional storage charges due to the accumulation
of a large email file.
- Images within an HTML email are not embedded in the email but are retrieved
from an outside source, therefore images in HTML emails will not be displayed
unless you click the "View Unsafe Images" link at the bottom of the email message.
- We compiled a brief guide to help you get started using WebMail.ahoy.com. Please
refer to Getting Started with WebMail for additional
information.
- We strongly recommend sending a few test messages after your initial login to
WebMail.ahoy.com to verify you have set up the Personal Information option correctly.
Feel free to send test messages to our Support Team at
support@ahoy.com. We will let you know if we
see any problems.
Getting Started with WebMail
To access email with WebMail.ahoy.com you need your email account login and password.
This information was provided to you when we set up your account initially. If you do
not have your login and password please contact us at 508.888.3456 or via email at
support@ahoy.com and we will relay them to you.
To start using WebMail:
- Enter your login name in the login field.
NOTE: Your login name is not your email address.
- Enter your password in the password field.
NOTE: Your password will display as asterisks (*) for security.
- Click the Login button.
If you have problems logging in, double check your login name and password. If you
need assistance, contact us at 508.888.3456 or via email at
support@ahoy.com.
After a successful login, WebMail.ahoy.com will display new messages received
since the last time you read email from your primary computer.
Use WebMail.ahoy.com to read, delete, reply to or create new email messages.
NOTE: Email messages that are deleted or moved from the inbox to another folder
within WebMail will not be available for download to your primary email reader.
IMPORTANT: You should set your preferences the first time you access WebMail.ahoy.com.
Review these instructions before you get started: Setting Preferences.
Additional information about WebMail is also available at: What is WebMail.
Setting Up WebMail.ahoy.com Options
The first time you access WebMail.ahoy.com it is important to set up the Personal Information Option.
Click the "Options" button in the top menu.
Click on the "Personal Information" button and proceed as follows:
- Enter your Full Name (Firstname Lastname). This will be used to identify you as the
sender of outgoing email.
- Enter your email address (ex: firstnamelastname@mycompany.com). This address will display
after your full name in the FROM: field of email you send from WebMail.ahoy.com.
- Click the Submit button.
- Send yourself a test message to verify you have set up the Personal Information correctly.
Also send a test message to our Support Team at support@ahoy.com. We will let you know if we
see any problems.
There are many other optional preferences that can be set to personalize WebMail.ahoy.com as
you like. Click on the Help button in the top menu for additional information and instructions.
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