You just answered your own question. Look at the quote levels above."Clogwog" wrote in message
Since you run Microsoft Windows Live Mail 14.0.8089.726, yes it does.
If you upgrade to WLM 2011, it's going to be a mess!
Are you sure?
Not necessarily, I still use the now defunct Eudora 7.1.0.9 for email,Now the situation is getting quite confusing.
The only reason I'm reading this newsgroup is because I'm considering
getting a win7 PC.
I can learn a lot from newsgroups about problems.
So, is Windows Live Mail now the standard email client in Win7?
You've been given some good advice, my above is just tit bits from me.On this old Sun Box, and getting long in the tooth, I'm getting little
support from Oracle since Sun sold out.
No more updates... nothing. So I'm looking to ditch this box.
And if they've included WLM, they'll have had to include all the otherNo, there is no standard email client in Win 7. Some vendors include
Windows Live Mail, but in that case it's the vendor doing it, not
Microsoft. As always, you're free to use any email client you'd like
to use.
Agreed - you just proved it very successfully. Look at the mess it madeI think they may find that Usenetters won't give up that easily. I can
think of a few that would change O/S rather than give in to Microsoft's
attempts at total domination and switch to their forums.
15 doesn't support usenet. Anyone who says different is a complete douche
It does not, and the above is a perfect illustration. You have"Stan Brown" wrote in message
Unless you are dissatisfied with your mail program, I can't imagine[quoted text muted]
another computer or have to format one I will have to learn to use
something
like T-Bird then. I had tried them years ago but gave up.
why you'd install another one. Thunderbird is a mail program that
incidentally does newsgroups. You are much better off to install a
program that is intended to do newsgroups. My own personal favorite
is Gravity, but there are plenty of other choices that are superior
to Thunderbird, let alone WLM.
WLM works fine for me.
That is not true."Char Jackson" wrote in message
Do you see how your comments and Stan's comments look like they came[quoted text muted]
other
people need that WLM can't provide?
Tom L
from the same person? That's just one of the things that's completely
broken in the newsreader you're using.
Stan's post has two greater than symbols, my reply has one.
That's good. Now please stop posting upside down.WLM 2009 works fine for me and I sure won't upgrade again.
TBird's Newsgroup filters are now (v 3.1.x) much better than they haveMost dedicated newsreaders have much stronger filtering features than
do OE, WLM, and TBird.
There is no email program that comes with Windows 7. Though some PCNow the situation is getting quite confusing.
The only reason I'm reading this newsgroup is because I'm considering
getting a win7 PC.
I can learn a lot from newsgroups about problems.
So, is Windows Live Mail now the standard email client in Win7?
That's because you are using the previous version. It's the latestI am using WLM and it is quoting everything very well.
Damn, that's a pretty serious F-up on M$FT's part. I d/l'ed itChar Jackson said:It's so, alright, but it's not the only thing broken in WLM 15.
Probably because MS has a) closed its newsserver, b) set up the webDamn, that's a pretty serious F-up on M$FT's part. I d/l'ed it
and tried it myself and it's definetely broken out-of-the-box.
Not that I'm aware of, but then I've never had anything Apple....I don't see Apple in the newsgroups. Did they ever have groups on Usenet?
Now the situation is getting quite confusing.
The only reason I'm reading this newsgroup is because I'm considering
getting a win7 PC.
I can learn a lot from newsgroups about problems.
So, is Windows Live Mail now the standard email client in Win7?
No they don't have to, they can select only the Mail portion.Jeff Layman said:And if they've included WLM, they'll have had to include all the other
Live junk that comes with it.
Most are dropping Usenet because of lawsuits like RIAA filed. They have beenAlias said:First AOL stopped Usenet support. Then most of the ISPs in the USA and
elsewhere discontinued Usenet. Now MS has discontinued their service. That
pretty much leaves most computer users out of Usenet. I don't see Apple in
the newsgroups. Did they ever have groups on Usenet?
If you'd learn to attribute correctly you'd see that it IS true.Stan Brown said:That is not true."Char Jackson" wrote in message
Do you see how your comments and Stan's comments look like they came[quoted text muted]
other
people need that WLM can't provide?
Tom L
from the same person? That's just one of the things that's completely
broken in the newsreader you're using.
Stan's post has two greater than symbols, my reply has one.
Char's post referred to the vendors. They have to include the otherNo they don't have to, they can select only the Mail portion.
Jeff Layman said:Char's post referred to the vendors. They have to include the other
Live programs. It is not possible to install WLM only, as all the other
Live progs are installed by default as well. You're stuck with them
using disk space whether you use them or not.
Thanks Bruce! I didn't know that - just seeing Windows Live EssentialsIf they were pre-installed, you can remove any of the "Live" components
you want and leave the rest. Just go to Uninstall A Program in the
Control Panel, select Windows Live Essentials and right click |
Uninstall. At that point you are given the opportunity to check the
components you want to remove.
You can uninstall all but WLMail.
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