Running Windows 7. Where does Windows Live Mail store it's e-mails on the hard drive? Outlook Expressunder Windows Xp stored them under the User under Local Settings.
Dont know what has happened but my listing of e-mails has changed from a date listing to alphabet listing. Please how do I get this back to date listing. I would be very grateful if someone could help. Was easy to do when I had Outlook Express.
Hello!
I'm using the Web Msn Messenger build with this website: http://settings.messenger.live.com/Applications/CreateHtml.aspx
But since a few days, the web messenger tells everybody i am offline even my live messenger is online!
The checkbox in Windows Live Messenger > Web Settings > Create HTML > Web Settings > Home
is aktive, so everyone should see me.
How can i fix the problem?
Thank you
I'm using the Web Msn Messenger build with this website: http://settings.messenger.live.com/Applications/CreateHtml.aspx
But since a few days, the web messenger tells everybody i am offline even my live messenger is online!
The checkbox in Windows Live Messenger > Web Settings > Create HTML > Web Settings > Home
is aktive, so everyone should see me.
How can i fix the problem?
Thank you
I get the following error."Outlook cannot find server. Verify the server information is entered correctly in Account Settings." I haven't changed a thing, and everything looks in order? I am on a mac and my email address is through yahoo.
Incoming server pop.att.yahoo.net: 995
outgoing is smtp.att.yahoo.net :587.
I've check "Override default port" and checked "use SSL to connect".
Please help?
I want to setup my live.com email address on Outlook 2011 so that it syncs my read messages and folders with Outlook, but when I try to set it up through an Exchange server or IMAP, it doesn't work. It forces to POP3, which is not going to work. Is there
a "Hotmail Outlook Connector" for Mac? Or is that also a PC-only capability like OneNote? If there are IMAP server settings that I could use with Outlook, please indicate them here. Thanks!
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