Vista had Windows Mail which gone in 7. There are some hacks to add it to 7. My questions is what exactly was Windows Mail? Was it a client for gettting hotmail, er Live mail from MSN? Or was it an outlook type client without Office
No just curious as to what it was since i never had vista
Oh. My fault.
I never had it either, but a friend of mine who does have Vista tried it just because he was curious, but he said it was really lame and then proceeded to say how confused he was that people were upset that it was removed.
Before he tried it out of curiosity, he told me that he thought it was like Microsoft Outlook (from Office, not the Outlook Express) but really simplified. He said that he was wrong and that Windows Mail was just super lame.
But the useful thing that I learned from him is that Windows Mail is like Outlook in that it can handle the same kind of e-mails - mostly.
I should also mention that Windows Live Essentials is where Windows Mail is now - at least that's the claim.
Vista had Windows Mail which gone in 7. There are some hacks to add it to 7. My questions is what exactly was Windows Mail? Was it a client for gettting hotmail, er Live mail from MSN? Or was it an outlook type client without Office
thanks
No it was a client for getting POP mail. It was basically outlook express 7. They've gotten rid of it because they want you to use windows live mail. Its basically the same thing except you can link POP and internet mail accounts like gmail and hotmail to it.
Windows Mail was the built-in mail client and an evolution of Outlook Express. Good enough for basic use. Now, Windows Live Mail is the official free email client from MS. I am using it now on a daily basis, and I find it to be quite a good program especially with the web-linked calendar and contacts.
Vista had Windows Mail which gone in 7. There are some hacks to add it to 7. My questions is what exactly was Windows Mail? Was it a client for gettting hotmail, er Live mail from MSN? Or was it an outlook type client without Office
thanks
Outlook Express my friend.
You can still get it back it's just not installed by default anymore. Go download the Windows Live Essentials package and you can select to install Windows Movie Maker, Windows Mail, Windows Messenger, and a few other things.
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