Windows Mail 7

M

mworrell

I had to redo my vista laptop and had Windows Mail version 7. Now that I
have the computer up and running again, I can't find version 7 anywhere.
That is what I had exported all my mail to and now since I can't upgrade (or
find where to upgrade) I can't import my mail that I had. I have tried
windows update because I read somewhere that it may be in those updates
somewhere, but not so far. I could have sworn I just hit an update button
somewhere and got it before, but don't really remember. Help? Where do I go
to get Windows Mail 7 upgrade?
 
F

Frank Saunders MS-MVP IE,OE/WM

mworrell said:
I had to redo my vista laptop and had Windows Mail version 7. Now that I
have the computer up and running again, I can't find version 7 anywhere.
That is what I had exported all my mail to and now since I can't upgrade
(or
find where to upgrade) I can't import my mail that I had. I have tried
windows update because I read somewhere that it may be in those updates
somewhere, but not so far. I could have sworn I just hit an update button
somewhere and got it before, but don't really remember. Help? Where do I
go
to get Windows Mail 7 upgrade?

There is no Windows Mail version 7
 
M

mworrell

I knew I saw it! After downloading Windows Update (after redoing my computer
to factory settings), if you go to "File" and "Import", it does now say
Windows Mail 7 as a choice to import. when I originally exported before I
redid the computer, it gave a choice to export to Windows Mail 7. So it was
there after all! It doesn't say windows Mail 7 under Help, but it does under
Export.
 
M

mworrell

I knew I saw it! After downloading Windows Update (after redoing my computer
to factory settings), if you go to "File" and "Import", it does now say
Windows Mail 7 as a choice to import. when I originally exported before I
redid the computer, it gave a choice to export to Windows Mail 7. So it was
there after all! It doesn't say windows Mail 7 under Help, but it does under
Export.
 
G

Gary VanderMolen

Yes, that's an error. The correct name and version number of a Windows
program will usually be under Help, About...
 

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