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Bruce, thanks for answering.
I am running WindowsXP media edition. I don't know how Windows Live took over my Hotmail. When I am at a web page and want to send it, I click on File, send... and then Windows Live takes over instead of my default mail, which is outlook express. I want Outlook Express to handle such e-mailings. "Bruce Hagen" wrote: Please clarify. Outlook Express is a part of XP and earlier Windows versions. Windows Mail is a part of Windows Vista only. Windows Live Mail is a substitute e-mail client that /you/ download and install. (XP and Vista only). With that in mind, what is your OS, what is happening, and what do you want to happen? -- Bruce Hagen MS-MVP Outlook Express Imperial Beach, CA "g -rains" wrote in message ... How can I disconnect Windows Live from my Outlook Express? I find it very annoying when I try to send something and Windows Mail comes up. Any help will be appreciated, thanks. |
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On Wed, 29 Apr 2009 21:19:01 -0700, g -rains wrote:
How can I disconnect Windows Live from my Outlook Express? I find it very annoying when I try to send something and Windows Mail comes up. Any help will be appreciated, thanks. I have heard of "Windows Live Mail", "Windows Live Messenger", "Windows Live Essentials", and "Windows Live Hotmail". I surely do not know what this "Windows Live" is that you speak of. Guessing it is "Windows Live Mail", but guessing is dangerous. Have you tried resetting MS Outlook Express as your default mailer? In Windows XP MCE 2005, it is listed as "Set Program Access and Defaults" in the "Start" menu. Try changing back to MSOE as the default mailer. -- Norman ~Oh Lord, why have you come ~To Konnyu, with the Lion and the Drum |
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On Wed, 29 Apr 2009 21:19:01 -0700, g -rains wrote:
How can I disconnect Windows Live from my Outlook Express? I find it very annoying when I try to send something and Windows Mail comes up. Any help will be appreciated, thanks. I have heard of "Windows Live Mail", "Windows Live Messenger", "Windows Live Essentials", and "Windows Live Hotmail". I surely do not know what this "Windows Live" is that you speak of. Guessing it is "Windows Live Mail", but guessing is dangerous. Have you tried resetting MS Outlook Express as your default mailer? In Windows XP MCE 2005, it is listed as "Set Program Access and Defaults" in the "Start" menu. Try changing back to MSOE as the default mailer. -- Norman ~Oh Lord, why have you come ~To Konnyu, with the Lion and the Drum |
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Yes Norman, it does seem to be Windows Live Hotmail. I have My outlook
Express set as default mail, but the same thing still happens. I guess I'll have to somehow uninstall Windows Live Mail and hope I don't lose everything. Thanks "NormanM" wrote: On Wed, 29 Apr 2009 21:19:01 -0700, g -rains wrote: How can I disconnect Windows Live from my Outlook Express? I find it very annoying when I try to send something and Windows Mail comes up. Any help will be appreciated, thanks. I have heard of "Windows Live Mail", "Windows Live Messenger", "Windows Live Essentials", and "Windows Live Hotmail". I surely do not know what this "Windows Live" is that you speak of. Guessing it is "Windows Live Mail", but guessing is dangerous. Have you tried resetting MS Outlook Express as your default mailer? In Windows XP MCE 2005, it is listed as "Set Program Access and Defaults" in the "Start" menu. Try changing back to MSOE as the default mailer. -- Norman ~Oh Lord, why have you come ~To Konnyu, with the Lion and the Drum |
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Yes Norman, it does seem to be Windows Live Hotmail. I have My outlook
Express set as default mail, but the same thing still happens. I guess I'll have to somehow uninstall Windows Live Mail and hope I don't lose everything. Thanks "NormanM" wrote: On Wed, 29 Apr 2009 21:19:01 -0700, g -rains wrote: How can I disconnect Windows Live from my Outlook Express? I find it very annoying when I try to send something and Windows Mail comes up. Any help will be appreciated, thanks. I have heard of "Windows Live Mail", "Windows Live Messenger", "Windows Live Essentials", and "Windows Live Hotmail". I surely do not know what this "Windows Live" is that you speak of. Guessing it is "Windows Live Mail", but guessing is dangerous. Have you tried resetting MS Outlook Express as your default mailer? In Windows XP MCE 2005, it is listed as "Set Program Access and Defaults" in the "Start" menu. Try changing back to MSOE as the default mailer. -- Norman ~Oh Lord, why have you come ~To Konnyu, with the Lion and the Drum |
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One more time: Windows Live Mail and Windows Live Hotmail are NOT the same
application. Windows Live Mail: http://download.live.com/wlmail Windows Live Hotmail: www.hotmail.com g -rains wrote: Yes Norman, it does seem to be Windows Live Hotmail. I have My outlook Express set as default mail, but the same thing still happens. I guess I'll have to somehow uninstall Windows Live Mail and hope I don't lose everything. Thanks "NormanM" wrote: On Wed, 29 Apr 2009 21:19:01 -0700, g -rains wrote: How can I disconnect Windows Live from my Outlook Express? I find it very annoying when I try to send something and Windows Mail comes up. Any help will be appreciated, thanks. I have heard of "Windows Live Mail", "Windows Live Messenger", "Windows Live Essentials", and "Windows Live Hotmail". I surely do not know what this "Windows Live" is that you speak of. Guessing it is "Windows Live Mail", but guessing is dangerous. Have you tried resetting MS Outlook Express as your default mailer? In Windows XP MCE 2005, it is listed as "Set Program Access and Defaults" in the "Start" menu. Try changing back to MSOE as the default mailer. -- Norman ~Oh Lord, why have you come ~To Konnyu, with the Lion and the Drum |
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One more time: Windows Live Mail and Windows Live Hotmail are NOT the same
application. Windows Live Mail: http://download.live.com/wlmail Windows Live Hotmail: www.hotmail.com g -rains wrote: Yes Norman, it does seem to be Windows Live Hotmail. I have My outlook Express set as default mail, but the same thing still happens. I guess I'll have to somehow uninstall Windows Live Mail and hope I don't lose everything. Thanks "NormanM" wrote: On Wed, 29 Apr 2009 21:19:01 -0700, g -rains wrote: How can I disconnect Windows Live from my Outlook Express? I find it very annoying when I try to send something and Windows Mail comes up. Any help will be appreciated, thanks. I have heard of "Windows Live Mail", "Windows Live Messenger", "Windows Live Essentials", and "Windows Live Hotmail". I surely do not know what this "Windows Live" is that you speak of. Guessing it is "Windows Live Mail", but guessing is dangerous. Have you tried resetting MS Outlook Express as your default mailer? In Windows XP MCE 2005, it is listed as "Set Program Access and Defaults" in the "Start" menu. Try changing back to MSOE as the default mailer. -- Norman ~Oh Lord, why have you come ~To Konnyu, with the Lion and the Drum |
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Thanks so much Norman, I finally have aoutlook Express back as default as per
your instructions. I didn't have to go through the bother of uninstalling Windows Live Hotmail. ![]() "NormanM" wrote: On Wed, 29 Apr 2009 21:19:01 -0700, g -rains wrote: How can I disconnect Windows Live from my Outlook Express? I find it very annoying when I try to send something and Windows Mail comes up. Any help will be appreciated, thanks. I have heard of "Windows Live Mail", "Windows Live Messenger", "Windows Live Essentials", and "Windows Live Hotmail". I surely do not know what this "Windows Live" is that you speak of. Guessing it is "Windows Live Mail", but guessing is dangerous. Have you tried resetting MS Outlook Express as your default mailer? In Windows XP MCE 2005, it is listed as "Set Program Access and Defaults" in the "Start" menu. Try changing back to MSOE as the default mailer. -- Norman ~Oh Lord, why have you come ~To Konnyu, with the Lion and the Drum |
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Thanks so much Norman, I finally have aoutlook Express back as default as per
your instructions. I didn't have to go through the bother of uninstalling Windows Live Hotmail. ![]() "NormanM" wrote: On Wed, 29 Apr 2009 21:19:01 -0700, g -rains wrote: How can I disconnect Windows Live from my Outlook Express? I find it very annoying when I try to send something and Windows Mail comes up. Any help will be appreciated, thanks. I have heard of "Windows Live Mail", "Windows Live Messenger", "Windows Live Essentials", and "Windows Live Hotmail". I surely do not know what this "Windows Live" is that you speak of. Guessing it is "Windows Live Mail", but guessing is dangerous. Have you tried resetting MS Outlook Express as your default mailer? In Windows XP MCE 2005, it is listed as "Set Program Access and Defaults" in the "Start" menu. Try changing back to MSOE as the default mailer. -- Norman ~Oh Lord, why have you come ~To Konnyu, with the Lion and the Drum |
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