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Charles Leung
Just curious to know if Windows Mail is a replacement of OE. Thanks.
Charles
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Roland Bierlein
Buenos días: *Charles Leung* escribió:
Yes, actually it is an evolution of OE.
Saludos
Roland
Yes, actually it is an evolution of OE.
Saludos
Roland
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Zack Whittaker \(R2 Mentor\)
Spot on.
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Andre Da Costa [Extended64]
No, its the next version of Microsofts mail client, its not Outlook Express,
because, it does not operate like OE, it has a familiar look yes, but thats
about it, if you check under the hood, you will see some positive
improvements. New Mail Store, which makes it easier to migrate mail settings
from computer to another, new junk filter, AntiPhishing, Word Wheel - if you
ever see the filter down effect when searching e-mail or newsgroups, your
heart would melt! I love that! New icons! Just some of the nice things I
have noticed so far.
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because, it does not operate like OE, it has a familiar look yes, but thats
about it, if you check under the hood, you will see some positive
improvements. New Mail Store, which makes it easier to migrate mail settings
from computer to another, new junk filter, AntiPhishing, Word Wheel - if you
ever see the filter down effect when searching e-mail or newsgroups, your
heart would melt! I love that! New icons! Just some of the nice things I
have noticed so far.
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Richard Hay
Liveside.net just posted this comparing OE, Vista Mail and Windows Live Mail
Desktop.
http://www.liveside.net/comments.php?shownews=103
Desktop.
http://www.liveside.net/comments.php?shownews=103
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Andre Da Costa [Extended64]
Thanks for this Richard.
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Richard Hay
No problem Andre - it is some good info on what's coming.
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Andre Da Costa said:Thanks for this Richard.
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