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WWCC Webmail Guide



About WWCC Webmail

Most WWCC employees use Netscape Messenger for e-mail while they are on campus, but Webmail makes it possible to access our e-mail from off campus.LOGGING IN

  1. Employee Webmail Login ImageLaunch a Web Browser
    ex. Internet Explorer, Netscape, Mozilla Firefox
  2. Type: www.wwcc.edu in the address box.
    This will take you to WWCC's Homepage.
  3. Click the WEBMAIL link at the top.
  4. Click the "Logon to NEW webmail"button.
  5. In the Login Screen, enter username & password
    (username - firstname.lastname)
  6. Click the LOGIN button.

You're in!

Getting Started

Read Your Messages - From the Inbox, open and read incoming messages by clicking on their subject lines

Create a New Message - Click on "Mail"at the top of your window. If you know your intended recipient's e-mail address, you may type it in on the "TO:" line. If you don't remember the WWCC address, look at the left side of the split window and type in part of the name you want in the FILTER dialog box and then click "Display"to search. Highlight the correct name and click the "To" button below. Now all you have to do is type up your subject line and the body of your message, and click on "Send."

Attach File to Message - Click on the "Browse" button at the bottom of your message, browse to the and select the file, and click on the OPEN button.
From the Webmail interface under Settings, you personalize the look and change various options like the Webmail layout, the number of messages displayed, etc.

Manage Mailing List - You'll see the list on the left hand side of the window under your Inbox. Click the "LIST"link next to the name and you'll be able to manage your list, subscribe members, etc!

Import folders from Netscape Messenger - If you have created any folders under your Local Mail in Netscape Messenger, you will notice that they are not available here, because those Local Mail folders are on your U: (user) drive, and with Webmail you are accessing messages directly from the mail server.