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How can I use email?
	Communicate with professors, classmates, family, and friends, using any e-mail client you choose. Popular choices at Penn State include: Eudora and Mozilla Thunderbird : free on downloads Penn State WebMail: check your mail from anywhere—all you need is a Web browser.
	See Electronic Mail for additional information.
Did you know? You should never open any unsolicited email attachments; often they are viruses in disguise. Professors may not accept email from Hotmail or other commercial e-mail sources, because of viruses. Penn State handles over 4 million e-mail messages a day.

Last revised: Thursday, May 15, 2008.