I would like to access my eamail (msnexplorer) from a computer outside my state.?
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it should work. u can access websites in japan cant you? it will just take a little bit longer.
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Go to www.comcast.net and head to their e-mail section.  You can access your e-mail from any PC.
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This is one of those questions that are difficult to answer without specifics. Type of e-mail program, what attachments, are you at work (behind a firewall), etc.
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http://ask-leo.com/how_can_i_trace_where_email_came_from.html
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download the software @ http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/ext/ext-11.html
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You can remotely access MSNGR from their computer by going to the site and logging in. If that isn't an option, you will have to install the program.
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Since your question is in the 'other' category, and you dont say anything about the type of computer you have or the webmail/email program you are using, I don't think we can help you.  Good luck.
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not without seeing the email
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Try to send from a PC other than yours.
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Not going to happen. You may be able to find out what state or city they are in. But not an email address. This is because people have many email address and they are not linked to any ip address. I can go the work and send an email on gmail using that pc's ip and go home and send a email with another ip address. Now you may have better luck breaking the email down to find the sender. That is possible. Its all about the header of the email. Try this site.\n\nhttp://abuse.msu.edu/email-tracking.html\n\nHave fun.
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Ask your IP department if they use Outlook Web Access (OWA). If they do, you can probably check your mail from the company's Web site.\n\nIf not, ask them if they have a VPN (virtual private network) you can log into to check your mail.\n\nIf not, ask them if you can connect to their servers from home, and if so, the server names, user names, etc. you need.
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There are several methods to do it. If you are using MS Outlook at your Work Computer, then ask your Network Administrator to re-direct your Mails to any E-mail address, which is not official, and can be used at home. Ask your System administrator, that whether they can provide the service of 'Microsoft Exchange Server' (No need to know what it is), just ask them the URL of the 'Microsoft Exchange Server', if available (It differs for each institute and company), and open it at home. Enter your Office's Outlook User Name and Password and 'Login',  you will get the same environment of Mails as in your Office. If all of the above services are unavailable, then just ask your Administrator to re-direct your mails to any unofficial E-mail address, which you can use at your Home.
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When you log into your e-mail... there is several tabes in the left.. click on ADDRESS and when the page loaded.. look in to right top the will find IMPORT/EXPORT hit it and then follow what they ask you to do
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I believe (haven't tried it yet, but i plan to) that Mozilla's Thunderbird email client (Similiar to  Outlook Express; made by the people who brought you the Firefox browser) will let you check you free htmail accounts.\n\nI've read this at more than one place, but I've yet to try it.
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YOU CANT .IF YOU HAVE ADMINISTRATOR ACCOUT THEN YOU CAN TRY  SIMPLE PING OPTION .
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You need the ip of the mail server. Go to the command prompt ( start | run | type cmd ) and type ping -a [name of the mail server]. The name of the mail server looks like "smtp.someserver.com" and/or "pop.someserver.com" and/or "mail.someserver.com". You will have to hunt a little for web interface mail server names. Non web should be in the configuration section of Outlook / Outlook Express / other reader program.\n\nOnce you ping with a -a option the ip address will be listed at the top of the ping response. Make sure that your firewalls allow you to ping and do the next thing, trace route. If you can ping successfully, and the mail is still not working then there is a misconfiguration on your machine or on theirs ( they might be doing maintenance)\n\nIf you get no response, try the command tracert [ ip addr of mail server ]. This will list the path through the internet or network to the mail server. If you get *'s before it ends with the server then either a router is messed up along the path or there is a firewall blocking the tracert. If you get the *'s there can be no firm conclusion.\n\nThe telnet idea is to be used with caution. It is not normal access to a mail server and can be construed as hacking by some because you are using the telnet protocol to communicate with a mail protocol. Many places are blocking telnet access to mail because of the security risk involved. \n\nOf course if it is a private company you might try contacting them to verify. Just beware, some of the support persons I have encountered don't have it all together. They are sometimes following a prewritten troubleshooting response program and do not have the knowledge for themselves. If they tell you to reinstall stuff or delete stuff, make sure they really know what they are doing. I had a support person once tell me that I needed to reinstall outlook express in order to get mail on my windows machine and my other linux machine. They swore that was the problem and would not consider it logically even when told that their router was dropping traffic as verified by a tracert. <shaking my head in disbelief>
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You want to be very careful using Outlook Express.  It is easily hackable - while MSOutlook is more secure.  I have known of friends getting viruses much more frequently when using Outlook Express.\n\nTo find Outlook Express on your computer - do the following:\n\nStart/Programs  (depress your 'start' key - then go to 'Programs' - depress the side arrow and a list of every pre-existing software programme will be listed in alphabetic order.)  \n\nIn this listing - you will find both MSOutlook  and  Outlook Express.\n\nOnce you choose which one you wish to use - follow the directions in the "Installation Wizard" that will pop up.  Make sure that all other programmes you are running are closed though.