How to Use Juno Web Email

Originally, email was created to allow people to communicate from one computer workstation to another on the same computer network. People checked their email at work using the same computer each day. The Internet made it possible to extend email from one computer network to another, expanding the use of email. Most people still use one particular computer to check email at work but may use another computer at home. You can use Juno web email to access your email account at home, at work or while visiting an Internet cafe on a beach in the Caribbean.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Active Juno account

1. Go to the My Juno website (see Resources below).

2. Type the name of your Juno account into the box beside "Member ID" on the My Juno homepage.

3. Enter the password for your account in the white box beside "Password," and click the "Sign In" button next to the password.

4. Read emails by clicking the "Inbox" button, and then clicking the email of your choice.

5. View attachments in your email by clicking the attachment. Only view attachments you don't mind other people seeing if you are in a public place. Don't download attachments to anyone else's computer unless you want others to have access to the file.

6. Reply to emails by clicking the "Reply" button on the page showing the email. Write your message in the large white box, and click the "Send" button.

7. Sign out of the Juno web-based email by clicking the appropriate button. Failing to sign out of your email account may allow the next person using the computer to view your Juno email account.

Tips & Warnings

• Always make sure the computer doesn't keep your member name and password after you get done checking your email.
• Delete the cookies on the web browser when you check your email with a public-access computer.
• Delete the temporary Internet files after using a public-access computer, especially if you viewed attachments in your email. Select "Internet Options" on the web browser and look for a button allowing you to delete the files.
• Beware of anyone who may see you typing in your password when checking your email in a public place.
• You must remember the web address for My Juno, your member id and the password for your account or you will not be able to access your email.

Resources

• Official My Juno website to access your web mail