Be sure to read the email introduction.

There are 2 kinds of email addresses:

• Forwarding -- This is an address where all the mail that arrives is forwarded immediately somewhere else. For example, info@mydomain.com could be forwarded to MaryJones@aol.com.  All processing, spam filtering, etc must be done in the receiving side. Email forwarding has the advantage of being very simple to set up and use. It has the disadvantage in that when you reply the replies are "from" the forwarded address.
• True Mailbox -- This is an address where the email that arrives is stored on our servers until you read it either by the webmail interface or by an email client such as Thundirbird or Microsoft Outlook.   You have to remember to check for new emails or set your email client to do it for you, Email clients are notoriously hard to configure and many people get confused with them. HotDoodle can offer only minimal help here.   If, for example, Microsoft Outlook is confusing, you would have to get help from Microsoft. 

First, the site must have a domain.   Only one of the domains may have email. See Managing Domains.

Once you have a domain, there will be a Config Emails link.

Site specific instructions for access to the control panel and for email configuration can be found in the config emails screen. 

This will show a questionnaire that you can submit to get your email set up.

Note: after your email is enabled, this screen will provide details on how to access the email.

Once you are informed by HotDoodle that your email accounts are ready, you should proceed with Post Setup.