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how to use c panel for creating a email account for my website

There is a very good tutorials in cPanel's website. You can also check fro "cPanel tutorial" or "cPanel video tutorial" in SE and will find plenty of good resources.

To create an e-mail address in cPanel:

1) Log into cPanel
2) Go to 'Email Accounts' under 'Mail'
3) Find where it says 'In this area you can manage the email accounts associated with your domain(s).'
4) Underneath that, where it says 'Email:', enter the first part of the e-mail address (before the @ symbol). Use the pulldown box next to it to select which domain you are adding the address for.
5) Where it says 'Password:' enter the password for this e-mail account. Optionally, you can click the 'Password Generator' button to have cPanel create a strong password for you.
6) Where it says 'Password (again):' enter the password again to verify.
7) Where it says 'Mailbox Quota:', select the size in MB for the account.
8) Click the 'Create Account' button and you're done.

There is a cPanel tutorial video available in cPanel.

You can check the cPanel demo here Demo - cPanel Inc.

Originally Posted by vectro

To create an e-mail address in cPanel:

1) Log into cPanel
2) Go to 'Email Accounts' under 'Mail'
3) Find where it says 'In this area you can manage the email accounts associated with your domain(s).'
4) Underneath that, where it says 'Email:', enter the first part of the e-mail address (before the @ symbol). Use the pulldown box next to it to select which domain you are adding the address for.
5) Where it says 'Password:' enter the password for this e-mail account. Optionally, you can click the 'Password Generator' button to have cPanel create a strong password for you.
6) Where it says 'Password (again):' enter the password again to verify.
7) Where it says 'Mailbox Quota:', select the size in MB for the account.
8) Click the 'Create Account' button and you're done.

Use this or theirs video tutorials in cPanel its self.

creating accounts in cpanel is easy, just login in your cpanel and go to " email" options there you have all steps to follow

Just read some tutorials, cPanel is so well laid out and easy to use, even a complete novice shouldn't have a problem using it.

if u are not satisfied with the replies. then there is one way to find the answer of your question. Just search in google I think u will find your answer there.

I don't think you need to look out for any tutorials and get confused.Creating emails in cPanel is very simple. Just for the steps described by vectro.

Originally Posted by data entry jobs

how to use c panel for creating a email account for my website

Use the cpanel tutorials for learning. You can easily get all the information.

There is nothing much in that which you have to learn, just login in cpanel account provided by your webhost, and there is a link "webmail" and you have all options in it, just explore it

For more information and tutorials you may visit the cPanel's official website. They have listed all the tutorials for beginners.

Originally Posted by vectro

To create an e-mail address in cPanel:

1) Log into cPanel
2) Go to 'Email Accounts' under 'Mail'
3) Find where it says 'In this area you can manage the email accounts associated with your domain(s).'
4) Underneath that, where it says 'Email:', enter the first part of the e-mail address (before the @ symbol). Use the pulldown box next to it to select which domain you are adding the address for.
5) Where it says 'Password:' enter the password for this e-mail account. Optionally, you can click the 'Password Generator' button to have cPanel create a strong password for you.
6) Where it says 'Password (again):' enter the password again to verify.
7) Where it says 'Mailbox Quota:', select the size in MB for the account.
8) Click the 'Create Account' button and you're done.

Solid directions right there. You can also watch the videos of course or ask your host to show you via their support. I didn't know how to when I first started out either so I got help through tech support.

Also, if your host has a Wiki, there will always be instructions to follow with tutorial pictures. That is how I learned all the powers and features of cPanel.