S Stubbo of Oz Mar 27, 2011 #2 Anyone using Windows Mail on a W7 machine? . Click to expand... Yes I am using it. Google for "windows mail on windows 7" - stacks of references. But I cannot find anything that WORKS for getting "mailto:" links in web pages to work with it - if you can then PLEASE let me know!
Anyone using Windows Mail on a W7 machine? . Click to expand... Yes I am using it. Google for "windows mail on windows 7" - stacks of references. But I cannot find anything that WORKS for getting "mailto:" links in web pages to work with it - if you can then PLEASE let me know!
B Bruce Hagen Mar 27, 2011 #3 Anonymous Remailer (austria) said: Anyone using Windows Mail on a W7 machine? . Click to expand... First, you need access to a Vista machine. On the Win7 machine, find the "Windows Mail" folder in Program Files. Rename it to "OldWindows Mail" as a precaution. Using a Flash or CD, copy the "Windows Mail" folder in its entirety from the Vista machine. Go back to the Win7 machine and copy the "Windows Mail" from the Flash or CD to a location in Program Files. Open it and right click on the WinMail.exe file and send a shortcut to the Desktop. Done. An alternative. How to Reinstate Windows Mail in Windows 7 http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/5481-windows-mail.html
Anonymous Remailer (austria) said: Anyone using Windows Mail on a W7 machine? . Click to expand... First, you need access to a Vista machine. On the Win7 machine, find the "Windows Mail" folder in Program Files. Rename it to "OldWindows Mail" as a precaution. Using a Flash or CD, copy the "Windows Mail" folder in its entirety from the Vista machine. Go back to the Win7 machine and copy the "Windows Mail" from the Flash or CD to a location in Program Files. Open it and right click on the WinMail.exe file and send a shortcut to the Desktop. Done. An alternative. How to Reinstate Windows Mail in Windows 7 http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/5481-windows-mail.html
