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Chuck
Is there a way to show your contacts list in the navigation pane.
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Chuck
Reading the posts on various web pages, it appears this is no longer
possible. I thought WM was an improvement over OE. My mistake. I've not seen
any (other than cosmetic) improvements. Functionality appears to have
suffered.
possible. I thought WM was an improvement over OE. My mistake. I've not seen
any (other than cosmetic) improvements. Functionality appears to have
suffered.
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Bruce Hagen
I thought WM was an improvement over OE. My mistake.
That was the original concept, but Windows Mail was abandoned in June,
2006, while Vista was still in beta!
That was the original concept, but Windows Mail was abandoned in June,
2006, while Vista was still in beta!
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Chuck
Bruce Hagen said:That was the original concept, but Windows Mail was abandoned in June,
2006, while Vista was still in beta!
Yet it's still there with Vista. What's the point? We all use live mail now?
Isn't that just a repackaged hotmail? Were is MS headed with that? I guess
everyone either pays for MS Office or use Mozilla. If we're going to run
Mozilla we might as well use their browser too.
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Bruce Hagen
Chuck said:Yet it's still there with Vista. What's the point? We all use live mail
now? Isn't that just a repackaged hotmail? Were is MS headed with that?
I guess everyone either pays for MS Office or use Mozilla. If we're
going to run Mozilla we might as well use their browser too.
We all use live mail now?
On the contrary. On this Windows 7 machine, I am using Thunderbird for
mail, and Vista's Windows Mail for news. (Yes, you can hack it in). I even
replaced Windows Live Movie Maker with Windows Movie Maker 2.6.
I don't like, and do not care to use anything with the "Live" branding.
(Much of the reason I'm a former MVP).
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Chuck
Bruce Hagen said:On the contrary. On this Windows 7 machine, I am using Thunderbird for
mail, and Vista's Windows Mail for news. (Yes, you can hack it in). I even
replaced Windows Live Movie Maker with Windows Movie Maker 2.6.
I don't like, and do not care to use anything with the "Live" branding.
(Much of the reason I'm a former MVP).
Why use Windows Mail for news? Thunderbird is a news client too is it not?
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Bruce Hagen
Chuck said:Why use Windows Mail for news? Thunderbird is a news client too is it
not?
Yes, but I used OE for so long and WinMail is about equal. Plus, I want
separate programs for news and mail. To each his own.