HT4929 I have a power mac using Tiger so how do I to continue to use mail on my computer?

Hello,
I have a power mac using Tiger so how do I to continue to use mail on my computer?
Please Help. I love using Mail on my G4.
Thank you.
Gaynor Kemmett.

Thank you so much for your outstanding information. Even me - a 52 year old die hard Power Mac G4 Tiger user was able to follow the simple directions and I know have a iCloud account. Yeah!!! Thank you.
Gaynor.

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