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David Salmon
Thanks.
Gordon said:
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Guest
You're welcome.
I suppose you know that the WLM community is in newsgroup:
microsoft.public.windows.live.mail.desktop
I suppose you know that the WLM community is in newsgroup:
microsoft.public.windows.live.mail.desktop
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Guest
Vista SP1 includes it. Also, there are both a 32-bit version of it and a
64-bit version, one of which should not apply.
64-bit version, one of which should not apply.
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Gary VanderMolen
If you don't need that File menu bar permanently, you can just
bring it up on an as-needed basis by hitting the Alt key.
bring it up on an as-needed basis by hitting the Alt key.
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Gary VanderMolen
Good to hear that installing WLM fixed your send problem.
I'm surprised that WLM did not import your WM stuff automatically.
By now you should have found the File menu.
If contacts did not import, you can do so from within WLM's
Contacts file menu (not the main program file menu). Press the
Alt key if you don't see the File menu bar.
I'm surprised that WLM did not import your WM stuff automatically.
By now you should have found the File menu.
If contacts did not import, you can do so from within WLM's
Contacts file menu (not the main program file menu). Press the
Alt key if you don't see the File menu bar.
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David Salmon
Actually, it did, but I didn't recognize it since it was labeled "Storage
folders." It's taking me a bit to become familiar with the new
arrangements.
David
folders." It's taking me a bit to become familiar with the new
arrangements.
David
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Gary VanderMolen
Yes, WLM takes getting used to. 
You should be able to drag or move those messages to the
account folders, if you want.
You should be able to drag or move those messages to the
account folders, if you want.