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Login screen Compose new message Spell check Inbox OpenWebMail is easy to use, though it's a little bit slow on a dialup connection (we'll work on a low-graphics version). Also, the look-and-feel are very customizable - there are a choice of colour schemes and buttons and backgrounds available. Also, OpenWebMail works in many languages and has spelling dictionaries for American, British, French, Swedish, German and Russian (we could add more). OpenWebMail has real mail folders, an address book, a calendar, timezone, font size and a number of other settings. OpenWebMail is compatible with almost any web browser, 'though it does use some JavaScript to operate well. It can work without it though...I have been able to use it with Lynx (text-only web browser, no javascript). OpenWebMail can also act as a POP3 email client for other email boxes you may have. It also has user-configurable filter, useful for blocking SPAM and automatically organizing incoming mail into folders. Got more questions? Ask! -Camper