Changing from .mac email to juno

I have tried many ways to change the default .mac email to my juno account but can't figure it out. Any help out there?
Also I am very new at the mac and was wondering if the Apple store offers user classes? I bought the mac for a graphic design class and used CS3. Is my best bet to buy books on each of the different programs (like flash and dreamweaver)?
Should I get a book on Mac OS X? That's $75 at least and no one close to answer questions. Thanks

Take a look here http://www.apple.com/retail/ . They have one on ones and workshops.

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rugbytom wrote:
Does that mean though that I have to change to the Lion, despite its shortcomings, in order for iCloud to work and not lose the current beneifts of synchronisation I have with Mobileme
Basically, yes.
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Sorry if this has been asked before--I couldn't find it in recent threads--,
Here is my situation: I already have free email service from another server (my DSL provider) but I have kept paying for the .mac email and idisk storage for two years simply because I thought I was going to do great things, I guess.
I now realize I am too busy to learn enough about setting up my own webpage or whatever, so want to consolidate and save money. I am going to not resubscribe when next year's payment comes due next month, but in the meanwhile, I need to know:
Should I forward any or all of my (opened and read) mail to my new email/server? Or is it all stored on my iMac anyway, and so only need to send my friends an email telling them of the new address...? I obviously don't want to lose anything.
Please advise. Thank you in advance for any help you can give.

Your DSL provider probably does not provide/support an IMAP account - more than likely it is a POP account so there is no need to forward all messages from your .Mac account's Inbox mailbox to your DSL provider's email account which probably much has less server storage space available.
If you have been accessing your account as a .Mac type account (which is really an IMAP account and behaves in the same way), you need to transfer all messages in the account's Inbox mailbox to a user created "On My Mac" location mailbox before the account expires.
This will store the transferred messages locally on the hard drive and remove the messages from the server at the same time.
I recommend using the Copy To command vs the Move To command in case something goes wrong with the process.
At the menu bar, go to Mailbox and select New Mailbox.
Select "On My Mac" as the location if not already selected, enter a name for the mailbox and select OK to create the mailbox.
Select a message in the message list for the account's Inbox mailbox and at the menu bar, go to Edit > Select All to highlight/select all messages in the account's Inbox mailbox.
At the menu bar, go to Message > Copy To and select the user created "On My Mac" location mailbox.
This will copy all messages from the server to the user created mailbox. When completed and after confirming all messages were successfully copied to the mailbox, you can delete all messages from the server or leave as is. When the account expires, all messages available on the server will be deleted.
If you are also saving sent messages on the server, you need to do the same with all sent messages stored on the server and with any other messages stored on the server that you want/need to keep such as and Drafts.
I would send an email to all contacts in your Address Book informing them of your email address change now and to start using your new email address right away. This way, you will have fewer messages to transfer from the account's Inbox to the user created "On My Mac" location mailbox.
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Changing primary .mac email address on my Apple ID

Hi,
I have very weird situation.
I have [email protected] and [email protected]
I believe both of the emails became somehow linked when moving from .mac to mobile me and then to iCloud.
And what's even more weird is that when I log in to appleid.apple.com it shows me that my appleID and primary email address is [email protected] Regardless if I login as [email protected] or [email protected]
The problem is that [email protected] is not working. It's totally dead. Mail server responds
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5.1.1 unknown or illegal alias:[email protected]
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when one tries to send email to this address.
How can I change the primary email address to [email protected]
How can I get rid of this @mac address?!
I want to forget it, I don't need it.
I tried to follow what is here: http://support.apple.com/kb/HE68
It says that I need to click "Edit next to your Apple ID".
But I simply don't have any 'Edit' button there.
And the worse thing is that all notifications are sent to [email protected]..
Purchases in iTS and etc...
And I am not getting them!
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Sergey.
<Edited By Host>

Oh, my God, I am genius!
Here is the solution:
https://discussions.apple.com/message/16373930#16373930
In few words:
1. go to store.apple.com and make sure that the country selected is your country (store.apple.com/ca for me);
2. click on the 'account' button there (top right corner);
3. log in;
4. go to account home page;
5. click on 'change default billing and shipment' link;
6. update your email address in billing info pane;
7. profit!
Now when I go to appleid.apple.com it shows that my apple id is still [email protected] (Gosh!), but primary email is [email protected] Voila!
Thanks to all for answering ;-)
Sergey.

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I don't think that Apple will fix it "soon" but in the meantime and with all the experience you have gained in reading the Discussions forums, it will be a breeze for you to manually fix those on the fly !
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Do not hesitate to come back and ask any question(s) you may have if you decide to upgrade your wife laptop.
Bye for now,
/Phil

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