How do you e mail someone?

Answer 1

I would recommend adding all of the information you have on the person into your profile's address book, so that it will be easier to send lots of emails back and forth, as often as you want. Also, this way, you only have to enter the first few letters of their name or their user name and the computer will pick up on what you are tying to do, and they will finish it off for you or will give you a couple of options, depending on how many you have of that person, or how many similar ones you have in your address book.

Answer 2

In order to e-mail someone you first need an e-mail account. You can get one for free, that you can access from anywhere there's an internet connection. Several on-line companies, like Google (Gmail), Yahoo! or MSN.com (Hotmail) offer very easy to use and straight forward interfaces for e-mail new comers. No need for a program on your home computer.

If you don't want your e-mail to be on-line, another option is that you can use the account you got from your Internet Service Provider (ISP). When you sign up for Internet service the username you get is also an e-mail account. These accounts have an on-line interface, but are better to use with an e-mail program on your computer, like Outlook, Outlook Express or Thunderbird. Your ISP can provide with all the necessary details for setting up your e-mail program to be able to send and receive e-mails.