Hotmail

[Dick Mahar]

I installed Windows Live mail, with hotmail, when I was young and foolish.
Now I cannot get rid of Hotmail. I did so using Thunderbird as an alternate
mail program. I want to use Thunderbird alone, but I cannot get rid of the
hotmail. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Actually, I would like
to get rid of all of WLM. Win7 64 bit E8 TIA

 

[Char Jackson]

I installed Windows Live mail, with hotmail, when I was young and foolish.
Now I cannot get rid of Hotmail. I did so using Thunderbird as an alternate
mail program. I want to use Thunderbird alone, but I cannot get rid of the
hotmail. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Actually, I would like
to get rid of all of WLM. Win7 64 bit E8 TIA

Control Panel -> Add/Remove Programs should be able to help you get
rid of WLM. As for not being able to get rid of Hotmail, I have no
idea what you mean. There's nothing to get rid of. Just stop using it
if you don't like it.

 

[JonC]

Control Panel -> Add/Remove Programs should be able to help you get
rid of WLM. As for not being able to get rid of Hotmail, I have no
idea what you mean. There's nothing to get rid of. Just stop using it
if you don't like it.

http://tinyurl.com/2n7o4a
Try this.

 

[KCB]

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Try this.

Some links posted this way might even be useful, but it's better to be safe
than sorry. Besides, if it was a reputable site, why not show where it's
going?

 

[Gene E. Bloch]

Some links posted this way might even be useful, but it's better to be safe
than sorry. Besides, if it was a reputable site, why not show where it's
going?

Heres' how:

Copy the link into a text editor. Add "preview." in front of the t in
tinyurl. Copy the modified link to your browser's address bar. Go
there.

 

[KCB]

Heres' how:

Copy the link into a text editor. Add "preview." in front of the t in
tinyurl. Copy the modified link to your browser's address bar. Go there.

Right Gene, I have preview enabled for tinyurl links, but I should have been
more clear in that my point was to not bother with unknown links sent by
unknown individuals. Use that one as an example - the URL seems innocent
enough, but would you still click on it?

 

[Gene E. Bloch]

Right Gene, I have preview enabled for tinyurl links, but I should have been
more clear in that my point was to not bother with unknown links sent by
unknown individuals. Use that one as an example - the URL seems innocent
enough, but would you still click on it?

I did. I ascertained by telepathy that it was an OK link, and it was.

Your point is well taken; in addition, my point happens to be available
now to all those who read my post.

And yes, I do follow my own method when my ESP is ambiguous about
trusting the link.

My psi abilities work best when the poster is known in the group, of
course ;-)