Login password for what? Windows Mail itself does not have a password,
but for each mail account you set up in Windows Mail you will need to enter
a username and password in order to access the mail server for that account.
Windows Mail doesn't have a password option for the program.
Security is obtained with your Vista login account password.
If other people use your computer, create their own user account & password
to use. That way, they can't get to your files.
Windows Mail doesn't have a password option for the program.
Security is obtained with your Vista login account password.
If other people use your computer, create their own user account &
password to use. That way, they can't get to your files.
Dave. You are wrong. Windows mail accesses an email account and this does require a password.
Sophia. You will find the space for a password in the "Accounts Settings" found under the Tools menu.
It's a fine point of distinction, but Windows Mail itself does not need a
password. You could use it only for the Microsoft Communities news server
(as I do) and never have to input a password. It is true that if you want
your Windows Mail to access a mail server, the mail server will require a
password.
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Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail)
Dave. You are wrong. Windows mail accesses an email account and this does require a password.
Sophia. You will find the space for a password in the "Accounts Settings" found under the Tools menu.
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