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Microsoft appears to have released a slightly broken update for its aging Windows Live Mail program, which it claims will allow users to continue using it after changes are made to Outlook, Hotmail, ...

If you’re looking for an excellent, free mail client, you’ll do well to install Windows Live Mail 2011. This newest version of Microsoft’s free e-mail client has been significantly upgraded over the ...

It seems Microsoft has found yet another way to push users towards Windows 10. Late last year, I wrote about issues with Microsoft's popular Windows Live Mail 2012 program and the fact that the ...

An email client from Microsoft developed as the succcessor to both Outlook Express in Windows XP and Windows Mail in Vista. Windows Live Mail, or simply Mail starting with Windows 8, is a client mail ...

Although usually a fan of Microsoft products, I'm hugely disappointed with Windows Live Mail, and so after seven years of being a Hotmail user, I finally switched to Gmail. Web-based email has been an ...

Having access to your email on the go, especially when you're a business owner, is often critically important. But carrying around a laptop at all times is not always feasible. If you have an iPhone 4 ...

The Outlook team recently sent out an e-mail to some users indicating Windows Live 2012 will no longer work soon unless you install this update (which some users report breaks things, so probably hold ...

You can add multiple email addresses, such as Gmail, Yahoo and Hotmail addresses, to Windows Live Mail if you need to easily monitor emails sent by your clients and employees, as well as personal ...

Diane asked where on her hard drive she could find her downloaded email messages. She uses Windows Live Mail. Backing up your email is as important as backing up your documents and photos. But you can ...

Friday afternoon I started hearing about a mysterious message from Microsoft that warned Windows Live Mail users their systems wouldn’t work “in a few weeks.” They were exhorted to download and ...