Each email account can be accessed from anywhere in the world via the webmail facility located on the GCWweb.com. From the webmail facility you can receive your email and send email. You can access the mail via any web browser.
 
This gives you incredible flexibility and accessibility as the WebMail interface can be accessed from anywhere in the world on any computer. The webmail facility includes features which allow you to highlight messages from particular sources so that you can distinguish quickly who your messages are coming from at a glance. Email has never been so easy.
 
We provide Squirrel Mail which is a browser-based webmail email management program which affords the following features

	Webmail is accessible from any web browser,anywhere in the world.
	This program supports the use of folders, so that you can archive your mail in an organised way. Your messages are saved on the server, so they will always be available to you, no matter where you are when you log in.
	Use of WebMail does not prevent you from using other email programs to access your mail. You can switch to WebMail and use it exclusively, or you can continue to use your current email application such as Microsoft Outlook and use WebMail only when you are away from your regular workplace..
	WebMail has a a personal address book, and a "sent" folder that saves copies of outgoing mail.
	The WebMail facilities features a "spell check" facility.

With WebMail there's nothing to install or set up. The program is fully browser-based and is ready for use whenever you are. From any web browser, access the WebMail server using the web address http:www.gcwwebcom. Simply click on the webmail button on the left hand side menu and you will be taken to a screen which asks for your username and password. Enter these and you will be taken to your email box.

The next screen you see will be WebMail's main page, containing an index of all the messages that are currently in your inbox. The WebMail interface is simple and intuitive, and most of the functions are clearly labeled. If you're at all familiar with email programs you should have no trouble in locating the commands to perform standard email operations. Most of the functions you need are displayed as either buttons or hot links at the top of the screen.