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AOL webmail is a ‘web-based email program’ that lets you access messages and other information from any computer provided a web browser is installed and an active net connection is available. After signing in through the AOL login page, the webmail interface is loaded through which you can compose email, send replies and forwards, sort and organize messages etc.
The webmail interface at AOL is intuitively designed and is one of the best in the industry – my opinion. It has several features through which you can use the email account efficiently. The aim of this article is to provide a short introduction to these features and help you find your way around quickly.
The AOL webmail comes in different versions and is designed to work with most, if not all, web browsers.
These were just some of the features of the AOL webmail. Why don’t you play around and get to know them a little more? Don’t worry, the computer is not going to jump up and bite you! Have Fun!
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