can't sign-in to communities

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nweissma

another issue with window mail: when I attempt to send, a popup tells me
that the message will not have "community features" (=??) until I sign in.
do I want to sign in now? when I click 'yes', I am denied:: "an error
occurred while attempting to display the windows live id sign-in dialog"

the message is nevertheless posted (obviously)
 
This is a known problem. They introduced this new Communities feature and
its broken out the door.

steve
 
So far I managed to sign in fine. using Vista Ultimate 32 bit.

Steve Cochran said:
This is a known problem. They introduced this new Communities feature and
its broken out the door.

steve
 
nweissma said:
another issue with window mail: when I attempt to send, a popup tells me
that the message will not have "community features" (=??) until I sign in.
do I want to sign in now? when I click 'yes', I am denied:: "an error
occurred while attempting to display the windows live id sign-in dialog"

the message is nevertheless posted (obviously)


You can still access the newsgoup without the "communities" feature.
Personally I don't see the point in it anyway.
 
Is this a feature, then, of Vista Ultimate? I've got Vista Home Premium
32-bit and I can't sign in, either. Is there something I have to do in the
settings?

Kristy

Sharon said:
So far I managed to sign in fine. using Vista Ultimate 32 bit.
 
The Communities feature is flaky, don't use it.
If you don't want it to bother you, you can turn it off here:
Tools > Options > General tab > uncheck "Use newsgroups
message rating features."

Gary VanderMolen
 
Its working intermittently. If you sign on and it gives you the message box
with the "Help:about" error, then close that message box and then in the
sign on screen behind it, click on the red X in the upper right to close it
and you'll be signed in.

steve
 

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