Opening a .Mac email using Safari

I feel a little stupid on this but, I configured the iPhone mail app for my girlfriend. Everything works perfectly as it should. I wanted to check my email and rather than re-configuring the mail app I accessed my .Mac account with Safari. Logged in no problem, can see the emails, no problem. My question is how to you open an email? There is no way to double click or no key to press to open the mail. Does anyone have an answer? No one at our local Apple Store could figure how to open them.
Thanks,
Ed

Ed Weaver,
Sorry, the .mac web based email can be viewed by just clicking the email. The email window is split into two sections just the header information on top and full emails down below. If you click on any header youll see the email appear in the bottom half of the window.
Its a little easier to see in the portrait mode than it is in landscape.
You can also click the header> actions>print to open in a new window
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