E-mail & Website

Question posted on 10-14-2009 10:57 AM by MichaelMochty. 5 replies.

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  • 10-14-2009 10:57 AM
    E-mail & Website

    Can I join my e-mail with the same login as my website? I can to constantly sign out of one and into the other.... It's a real pain...

     

     

     

    Mike

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  • 10-20-2009 10:53 AM
    CSS Agents
    Re: E-mail & Website

    Hi Mike,

    Your posting contains very limited information and to provide you relevant information we require following information:

    • Which email ID do you want to join?
    • Do you want to change your log in email id?
    • Do you have more than one Microsoft Office Live Small Business account?

    Regards,

    Sunita Jones

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  • 11-01-2009 7:30 AM
    Re: E-mail & Website

    I would like to know also.  Maybe I can explain it better than Mike. When I sign into my webpage I use an email I had before I started the webpage, such as:

    susie@hotmail.com

    Now that I have created an email that is is associated with my webpage domain:

    susie@myMOLdomain.com 

    and this is the address my customers reach me at I would like to be able to read the emails while I am updating my page without having to sign out and sign in again under the new e-address to read my emails.

    Ruth

     

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  • 11-01-2009 8:40 AM
    • avd
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    Re: E-mail & Website

    You can add other pop3 email accounts to your "master" account. From your email account page go to options/moreoptions/sendreceivemailwithadifferentaccount. You can even add separate folders which keeps the different addresses segregated. I'm able to send/receive emails from gmail/yahoo accounts in one place.If you have a problem with another hotmail account, you can link them or forward email from one to the other.

    Or you can set up accounts for different email addresses within Outlook or Windows Live Mail. Either works. 

    church

     

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  • 11-01-2009 9:03 AM
    • RxDave
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    Re: E-mail & Website

    Another option is linking your Windows Live ID's which include your OLSB email addresses, @Hotmail and @Live addresses.  This allows you to log into one inbox and move from one address to the next via a drop-down in the upper-right corner.  This will also facilitate logging into various accounts.

    Visit http://account.live.com and follow the link "Linked ID's," or follow the instructions here:

    http://office-live-skills.com/email.aspx

     

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