By eHow Computers Editor
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The first electronic mail sent from one computer user to another was sent and received in 1965. The first emails passed along a single computer system sharing the same mainframe computer(s). The introduction of the Internet took email to the next level by allowing users to send messages across local computer networks. One of the problems with email was the inability to access the messages from any computer. Webmail, like Comcast webmail, allows people to access email messages from any computer with Internet access. Comcast webmail is easy to use at home, the office or on vacation on the other side of the world.