E-Mail on Two Computers (or a PC and a Phone)

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E-Mail on Two Computers (or a PC and a Phone) Joe checks his e-mail on two computers, and messages tend to end up on one or the other. He asked the Office & Business Software forum for advice, and I chimed in with some suggestions. - Contributing Editor Lincoln Spector More Answer Line Q&A Windows 7 Explorer Navigation XP veteran Srinla finds navigating folders in Windows 7 a bit confusing Share: E-Mail Text Messages to a Phone Drewziob asked the Answer Line forum how he can e-mail a text message to a cell phone. Share: Where Does Windows Live Mail Store My Mail? Judy Olson asked in what folder Windows Live Mail stores your inbox and other mail folders Share: Get More Windows Tips Watch YouTube Videos in Windows Media Center Answer Line With Lincoln Spector Browse Answer Line Read the latest updates in Lincoln Spector's blog. Visit the Answer Line forum on PCWorld.com Discuss hot topics and get your computing questions answered. 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