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An overhaul of the long-neglected Web e-mail is the cornerstone of Microsoft's plan to win fans to its Windows Live services. How's it going?![]()
An overhaul of the long-neglected Web e-mail is the cornerstone of Microsoft's plan to win fans to its Windows Live services. How's it going?![]()
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I don't even logon to the hotmail server anymore, just use my OE to read my newsletters because the online servers make it such a pain.
several years, they've become the T-Rex stuck in the tar pit.
TRY GMAIL.
you'll wonder how you could have ever been so foolish.
you get over 2gb of space AND with gspace (firefox extension),
you can use your gmail account as a file server.
oh... and google is actually trying to protect your privacy
whereas most every other company handed over anything dubya
asked for.
how could you be so foolish?
Besides which, I have a gmail account which I use for other things.
Besides which, with the setup I have I hardly get any spam, And given I use that account for newsletters, no matter WHICH company email I used, I'd get some spam. So I can't compair them equally.
I must say the mail.live interface looks good - very similar to outlook
MS cut that likely for the very add free reason that you like. Unless they changed that, resently.
Gee, Thanks Ballmer!
computers). It apparently only works correctly with IE, which I only
use for Windows Updates, so I opted out. IE is way too insecure
for anything else.
But in my case, it's no big deal. My Hotmail account is just a
throwaway spam magnet that I use when I don't want companies
knowing my real address.
But let's face it, this isn't anything grand.
It looks exactly like OWA to me, which, hey this IS Microsoft afterall, they could have launched an OWA style UI for Hotmail if they wanted to a long long time ago, like...say to hype the launch of Exchange 2003?
This is such a non story I wonder why I bothered reading the whole thing and even replying.
YAWN!
Wake Me when September Ends.
Admittedly however, I would not use this if the "drag and drop" feature actually worked properly. In the early days, it used to work, nowadays however, if you attempt this then the email will be dumped in a completely different folder so you need to find it! It's more of a "drag and hope"!!
About a week ago, they released another version of the beta only to remove the scroll drop-down list again with one that I can't see past the folders beginning with 'C'!
I thought they had noticed this problem and were doing something about it... obviously not!
Windows Live Mail had alot of hype around it, so hell why not ... The first thing I missed was the tick boxes next to each email, that was not a problem drag & drop but thats all well and good if you don't have alot unorganised emails, thats the thing with MSN's new look. The emails you have in your Inbox, have to be organized thats where the Options come in handy, customize it to how u like its great, but the looks end when it comes to performance. "Sorry can not perform task requested, try again later", and thats just trying to open up the web site, that just don't quit cut it.
Refresh the page okay, three times a charm.
Having a problem with composeing a email the cursor on the page has a nasty habit jumping around the email letter, its a pain when your trying to reword and or edit it.
What is the size of the attachment you can attach to the WLM email?
A:10mb B:5mb C:3mb or D:less than 1mb
If you said A:10mb yes you are right, but I have tried files under 10mb and no luck, under 5mb noo,okaay 3mb no .... only files under 1mb could be sent, and I have tested the ISP, sent a 2.05mb zipped file though it with out a problem but just couldn't send it through WLM.
I feel the WLM guys just can't get it quit right with WLM because they keep sending me the same answer to the different problems WLM currently has. :S
I am Neoman Thaabit .neomanthaabit@hotmail.com
I like hotmail and windows livemore than any other e-mail. i want to see them the first and the best of all . Forb that i desined new improved desine if the management of widows live beta requueted it from me I am ready to send it To them .
thanks
I am Neoman Thaabit .neomanthaabit@hotmail.com
I like hotmail and windows live more than any other e-mail. I want to see them the first and the best of all . For that I descined new improved descine. So if the management of widows live beta requested it from me I am ready to send it To them .
thanks
- auto-forwarding/ POP3 with hotmail
- by chokboi March 2, 2007 9:33 PM PST
- hey,
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Showing 2 of 2 pages (75 Comments)i sent them a message asking about this and they responded with something about how my input will be passed on and they are always looking to improve the setup blah blah yada yada. has anyone gotten any straightforward answers as to why hotmail doesn't have auto-forwarding or POP3? is there anything outside system that can be used to auto-forward stuff from hotmail?
thanks!