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July 10th 07, 10:46 AM
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Outlook Web Access
My University netwrok donot allowed us to access free based email (Yahoo,
Hotmail, Gmail, etc). It force us to use our University email system that only support 50Mb and no other feature. I am wondering if I can access Ms. Outlook on the Web in Univeristy computers (public omputers). Of course I will need to forward my email to Ms. Outlook. Or if there is any suggestion how to bypass the system to access the free-based emails? 
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July 10th 07, 11:12 AM
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"Pwij2" wrote in message
... My University netwrok donot allowed us to access free based email (Yahoo, Hotmail, Gmail, etc). It force us to use our University email system that only support 50Mb and no other feature. I am wondering if I can access Ms. Outlook on the Web in Univeristy computers (public omputers). Of course I will need to forward my email to Ms. Outlook. Or if there is any suggestion how to bypass the system to access the free-based emails? Outlook is a mail client, not a mail address or a mail server.
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July 10th 07, 07:19 PM
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Outlook Web Access
is the Outlook Web Access url http:// or https:// ?
when you say they don't allow access to free accts, do they block them both via web access and pop/imap? -- "Pwij2" wrote in message ... My University netwrok donot allowed us to access free based email (Yahoo, Hotmail, Gmail, etc). It force us to use our University email system that only support 50Mb and no other feature. I am wondering if I can access Ms. Outlook on the Web in Univeristy computers (public omputers). Of course I will need to forward my email to Ms. Outlook. Or if there is any suggestion how to bypass the system to access the free-based emails?
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