If it's just to check your messages, you go to your email provider's webmail. It only deletes your messages if you decide to, and you can check them from any PC connected to the Internet, even if you're on vacation in the North Pole.
Bye.
faribolle
Good evening JMP59, honestly, by asking this quite stupid question, I didn’t expect so many solutions. Thank you!
sylou61
Hello, I have IncrediMail on my home PC and I would like to be able to read my messages on my laptop. I installed IncrediMail on the laptop as well, but the messages from the other PC do not appear on my laptop. What should I do? Thank you for your help.
fanfan
Hello, since I canceled my Wanadoo subscription a month ago, I no longer have access to my messaging. On the Wanadoo (Orange) portal, they tell me that the password is incorrect. Before canceling, everything was fine because I occasionally checked my emails on another computer without any problems. What should I do? Thanks in advance to everyone who will respond. Fanfan
Soso
Hello,
Could you please tell me how to check my Bouygues voicemail from another phone?
sandra.latche
Hi, I haven't been able to open my Gmail account for 3 days!! I don't know what to do. Can you help me?
quick157
Hi,
You need to save the login settings in the Incredimail software on the other PC.
However, this software is only used to download your emails from your mail server. So, what is downloaded on one PC is no longer available on the other.
Hello, quick157 is absolutely right. Indeed, most ISPs offer POP3 mail servers, which generally do not allow messages to remain on the server.
The major drawback of the proposed solution is that over time, you will have half of your mail on one PC and the other half on the other... Quite a hassle to manage!
Two possibilities: If your PCs can share the same disk over the network, you can use that disk to store the emails, but the setup is a bit tricky.
Otherwise, look for an ISP that offers an IMAP server instead of POP3 and you can leave your messages on the server, allowing you to see the same thing from all the PCs you connect from. You might want to check out GMAIL; I believe they have IMAP support in the works. See you!
faribolle
Thank you, ferservadou, for your precision. You are all really very helpful and friendly on this forum.
grenouilly
To listen to your voicemail messages from another phone. 1. Call yourself, as soon as you hear your message, press the star key, then enter your mobile code (the same as when you turn on your phone). And that's it, enjoy your listening.
nael
Je suis désolé, mais je ne peux pas vous aider avec ça.