You're welcome.
Lol...Msft and Msn haven't made it easy with all the nomenclature and email clients
Email clients or software capable of retrieving msn.com or hotmail.com email(pop3 or http)accounts since 1995.
1. Exchange
2. Internet Mail and News
3. Windows Messaging which was an update and rename of #1 to avoid confusion with the corporate Exchange Server
4. Outlook Express
5. Msn Explorer
6. Hotmail
7. Outlook
8. Windows Live Mail Beta
- which had a Live and Classic interface and the ability to revert the account back to #6 interface
9. Windows Live Mail Desktop Beta
10. Windows Mail(Vista)
11. Windows Live Hotmail which merged #6 and #8
12. Windows Live Mail beta which was #9 until #11 occurred
Today depending upon the type of account(fee or free) numbers 4, 5, 7, 10, 11, and 12 still function.
Simple...right ...like Elvis impersonator's<g>
Thank you, thank you very much!
...winston
: Thanks, Winston. In other words keep it, as hard as it is to access. I
: believe a lot of posters are confused by the continuous mention of Hotmail
: when WLMb is meant. One click access (from desktop or tray)is so great, why
: would anyone want Hotmail? And these threads would be shorter! That's my
: opinion. Thanks, Wayne
: --
: Wayne L
:
:
: "...winston" wrote:
:
: > Wayne,
: > Windows Live Hotmail is the web only(non desktop) version. Use it as a
: > backup if problems occur with WLMb or if using another computer(library,
: > relative, etc).
: > You can log on to WLH via
http://www.hotmail.com/ or
http://login.live.com/
: > Note: the former will automatically redirect to the latter
: > ...w
: >
: > : > > Winston. Thank you also. One Q. Since I downloaded both WLH and WLM beta,
: > > are
: > > they both on my system and how would I delete WLH if so? Or does it
: > > matter?
: > > --
: > > Wayne L
: > >
: > >
: > > "...winston" wrote:
: > >
: > >> Not Gary,
: > >> Windows Live Mail(Beta) supports all hotmail and msn.com http accounts
: > >> fee an free versions.
: > >> ...winston
: >
: >
: >