Forwarders are not full e‑mail accounts; they just redirect mail to another e‑mail address or addresses. For this reason, e‑mail forwarders are also sometimes known as e‑mail aliases. Forwarders are very useful, particularly if you want to have a number of different e‑mail addresses without the hassle of having to check several different accounts. Just create the forwarding e‑mail address and point it to your real e‑mail account of choice. In fact, you can even have e‑mail sent to a forwarding address that is redirected to many other recipients. To do this, set up the same forwarding e‑mail address with multiple recipients (you can add multiple addresses at one time by separating each with a comma or you can set up each one separately if you prefer). You can use this feature to create simple group e‑mail addresses. For example, you can set a forwarding e‑mail address that automatically redirects any mail sent to that address to your entire family. This is great...