- #I want outlook express for windows 7 how to#
- #I want outlook express for windows 7 install#
- #I want outlook express for windows 7 Pc#
But I don’t have AOL, I miss my little buddy, and am seriously wondering if I should even consider installing it on my new computer. My OE reappeared and is working just fine.
#I want outlook express for windows 7 how to#
I could not figure out how to get my OE back so (I probably did more than I needed to do) I uninstalled Win XP SP3, uninstalled AOL, and then re-ran Win Update. AOL replaced my OE desktop icon with one of its own and, clicking on it, opened AOL.
#I want outlook express for windows 7 Pc#
In fact, the folder doesn’t even exist! (So, where are they?) AndĢ) After my PC crash, reinstalling Windows (XP) and getting my OE up and running again I reinstalled AOL (I *still* can’t live without it.) AOL ‘hijacked’ my OE. Will this Microsoft madness never end?!? (Rhetorical question.)ġ) My OE files/mail are NOT stored where OE says they are. Now I learn that not only am I going to have to figure out a completely new OS but I’m gonna have to figure out a new way to access my mail and newsgroups? Now if only I had a *clue* which files to back-up/transfer.) Anyway, I got mad and ordered a new PC (Dell with Win7). But I *did* buy an external/portable HD this week. (And no, Leo, I didn’t have anything backed up. My PC crashed last weekend - first crash in 10 years). A complete and customizable e-mail manager, Microsoft Outlook Express 5.0.3 Macintosh Edition puts you effortlessly on board the online communication train. In the past year or so I’ve begun changing my email address for many of my contacts from AOL to I access those emails, as well as all my newsgroups, via Outlook Express. Store is likely in a folder similar to: C:\Users\ LeoN\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Live Mail Get the menu drop-down, click on the Options… menu item, the To get the Windows Live Mail store location, type ALT+M to
#I want outlook express for windows 7 install#
Install the once again very Outlook Express-like program Windows Live The Microsoft-recommended option is to download and Outlook Express is also not available in Windows 7. Store is likely in a folder similar to: C:\Users\ LeoN\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Mail Maintenance… button and you’ll see the familiar To get the Windows Mail store location, once again go to theĪdvanced tab on the resulting dialog, then click the Outlook Express is not available in Windows Vista, but the very Outlook
In fact, you can click-and-drag to select the text completely, and thenĬopy/paste it to somewhere else where you can see it completely. “trick” is that you can click in it and move a cursor back and forth to reveal Then select Mail from the menu that appears. Step 2: Select Accounts from the Tools menu, (the 4th drop down menu from the top left). Now that’s only showing us the first part of that incredibly long path. The below screen shot illustrates how to launch Outlook Express using the Start menu on your computer. In the resulting dialog box, you’ll see aĬlick on Store Folder… and you’ll get something very much That’s actually enough for you to go spelunking and find it on your own now,īut let’s do what I did to get that in the first place. The parts in red, (My login name, “LeoN”, and
(I had to break it up so that it would fit, but that’s one long path to a “The ‘trick’ is that you can click in it and move a
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