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• I want to Mail my default mail Manager Windows.

  In Windows Mail, when I select Tools/Options/Default Messaging programs, he said that this app is not my default e-mail Manager.  If I choose 'make default', it won't stick - if I close the window and reopen it, it is said again that the application is not my default e-mail Manager.  Where can else I do Windows Mail by default?  Thank you

  See if it has something in it, that you have not tried.

  How to add windows back and Set default mail Associations
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/83185-Windows-mail-default-associations.html

  Bruce Hagen
  MS - MVP October 1, 2004 ~ September 30, 2010
  Imperial Beach, CA

• Added how to boot Windows Mail Manager

  Window mail used to be present in the Boot Manager. More.

  Hey Len,

  Do you have Windows Mail to launch at startup?

  If you want to run the program automatically when Windows starts, you can see the following article for more information on the same:

  Run a program automatically when Windows starts

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/run-a-program-automatically-when-Windows-starts

   

  Run Selective startup using System Configuration

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/run-selective-startup-using-system-configuration

  Hope this information helps. For any other corresponding Windows help, do not hesitate to contact us and we will be happy to help you.

• Call the target than e-mail, Manager phone number

  Hello

  I don't know how to config my bar - descriptor.xml for my application being a target to invoke that manages e-mail address, phone number. I assume these are text/plain and action could be one of them or all:

  bb.action.SHARE
  bb.action.VIEW
  bb.action.OPEN

  Just want to say, then hold on a header/title/address of message in the hub, it should provide my application among target applications in the overflow menu that can handle the number of mail or telephone.

  Help, please.

  This is currently not possible. You can, however, leave the user sharing the message with your application. You must register your application, as shown below:

    
          My Hub
          icon.png
          card.composer
          
              bb.action.SHARE
              message/rfc822
              
          
      
  

• Thunderbird impossible sendmail on mail server yahoo after upgrading to Windows 7 Pro on an ASUS BP1AD PC. Tried 31.2 24.6 configured in IMAP & Thunderbird.

  After recently upgrading to Windows 7 Pro on an ASUS BP1AD PC, I can receive emails but NOT send using the yahoo mail server. I am set up to use the IMAP protocol. Other e-mail servers/accounts do not have this problem. I get the error message right is an alert which States: "an error has occurred when sending mail. The mail server responded: unverified address - see http://help.yahoo.com/I/us/yahoo/mail/manage/sendfrom-07.html. Please make sure your e-mail address is correct in your mail preferences and try again"if my email in Thunderbird is good enough upward with i. sending messages. Is there something obvious that I'm missing?

  did you actually check your mailing address in your web account to yahoo? That is to say had them send you a special courier to check that it actually works? Sounds stupid, but they made me do it years ago.

• What is the best way to send personalized mass emails using Mac Mail?

  Attempts to send mass emails (in bulk) to a custom list of customers (less than 100) with a greeting / salutation. What is the simplest and cheapest way to do it?

  The App store has a few options, but not one with a qualification or a review. Online searches are not very convincing.

  Apple is usually easy to use and easy with these small details, but it is a nightmare, and I don't see why it should be so complicated (although I'm still hoping there is an easy work around or something, outside writing each message individually).

  Any help is very appreciated!

  In all honesty I suggest that you find a good online service to do it for you...

  http://MailChimp.com

  Or one of the many others.

  These services have the ability to manage the e-mail in bulk. E-mail servers will block your messages if you seem to be spamming, there are a lot of issues to be addressed (addresses failed, bouncing mail, management of requests to subscribe / unsubscribe...). I suspect it's more trouble should manage it all yourself.

• Use Gmail as default email NOT from Apple Mail client

  I want to send the scans to send using Gmail, but HP opens my Mail from Apple instead. I installed Gmail Notifier and set it as your default e-mail manager in Apple's Mail preferences, but HP doesn't know this.

  OS x 10.6.8

  C310a eAll-in-one HP Photosmart Premium

  Why not add your gmail account in Apple Mail?  There are several other benefits to do so (as can easily send images and links, data and other sensor technology).

• Cannot change the default e-mail program

  I tried to change the default email program in Vista to Thunderbird by following the instructions found on many sites (Control Panel, programs by default, set your default programs, and then I select Thunderbird, then I click on "set this program as default").

  However, when I try to send a document as an attachment directly from the application in question (Adobe Acrobat, Microsoft Word, etc.), I get an error message that says: "no profiles have been created.  To create a new profile, use the Mail icon in Control Panel.  I believe that used to work at some point, although I did have this computer for a long time, so maybe it's that he has never worked on this computer.

  Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you.

  It is usually the case with an update of Office, it will reset Outlook as the e-mail Manager by default and assign it all by default available values.  You will need to return to "default programs |" Set your default programs and reset Thunderbird as default and there all available default values assigned.  It is usually a good idea to set Thunderbird as default under "default programs |" The value of program access computer settings by default and after finishing upward on the tab "Set your default programs" by Ramesh was mailed. Please do not forget that * every * Office Update, you receive will probably reset Outlook as Manager default e-mail, and you will need to repeat this process whenever they do.

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• Unable to save attachments in Windows Live Mail

  First of all, I saw this question raises a number of times on this and other sites to support, but I've yet to see it resolved. I'm running a fully corrected and updated current version of Windows Vista SP2 and you have installed Windows Live Mail in my default e-mail Manager. In short, I'm only able to download attachments of any kind by drag-and - drop on my desktop - all usual ways have no effect, or produce a generic error message.

  Upon receipt of an email with parts attachments of any type in any amount:

  1. Double-click an attachment icon - no effect
  2. Right click, don't choose 'Open' - no effect
  3. Right click, choose 'Print' - successfully print paper or .pdf [my default printer]
  4. Right-click, choose "save under"-"save attachment as" command prompt opens. When you click 'Save' (on the desktop for these examples), prompt disappears, and no file is saved on the desktop.
  5. Right click, choose 'Save everything' - 'Save attachments' command prompt opens. When you click on "Save", the error message if there is a registration error, one or more of the attachments. Please check your free disk space and try again. Note: The available disk space is not a problem on this machine.
  6. Drag / drop the attachment of the WLM message on my desk - work successfully.

  Solutions already attempted:

  1. Delete all temporary files of Internet Explorer 9 [any effect]
  2. In IE9 security options, ensuring"download file"is "activated". [any effect]
  3. In IE9 security options, disable the "Protected Mode" [any effect]
  4. After trying the previous two solutions, change the security zone in Windows Live Mail (Options--> Security--> Security tab Options) for the "Internet Zone" rather that "sensitive sites"area [any effect]
  5. In Windows Live Mail, ensure that "do not allow the opening or saving attachments that could contain a virus" box is unchecked [any effect]
  6. Ensure all analyzes e-mail is disabled by my anti-virus (Avast software! Free antivirus 6.0.1367). Note: No product AVG, Norton or MacAfee have already been installed on this machine, I understand that their presence (current or former) may contribute to this problem
  7. Use ProceXP to display all the assets of .dll files used by Windows Live Mail to make sure that nothing unusual is running. Nothing unusual, although wlmail.exe accesses the Avast! AV .dll 'snxhk.dll '. I don't know if this has an effect.
  8. Run the System File Checker tool [no problem found, no effect].

  While this problem has a workaround solution, is somewhat a disadvantage and slightly confusing (why would 'print' and drag-and - drop works, but nothing else?). I hope that I haven't missed the solution somewhere and that, otherwise, it can be resolved for the good of someone fall on this issue. Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  The question you posted would be better suited to Windows Live Solution Center. I suggest you to send your application in the Windows Live Solution Center for better support.
   
  http://windowslivehelp.com/product.aspx?ProductID=15

• Windows cannot open the mail file

  Whenever I try to open an attachment to my company mail id, it opens the application office concerned but does not open the file instead, it gives an error saying that windows was not able to locate the respective file in the temp area... but I see the temp file in the location of said... this happens for all MS office files , but not for PDFs that opens directly from mail.

  Request help here

  Concerning

  In Internet Options, make sure that the correct Messaging Manager is set.

  Run a repair of Office or Office Diagnostics, one of which depends on the unknown version you're running

  And what temporary location you are referring to? and what Mail Manager?

• Cannot link Outlook e-mail to the internet.

  While in Outlook, when I click on a link to inbedded in an e-mail, I get the following message if displayed in a window pops up: this operation has been cancelled due to restrictions in effect on this computer. Please contact your system administrator. This occurred shortly after renewning my Norton Internet Security software. To try to solve this problem, I have disabled Norton, but I got the same error notice. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  Check the Internet Options that outlook is the default mail Manager
  And in Vista by default programs

• Why not manage folders option to enable redundant files to delete?

  Why hotmail has been the ability to delete files. The wholepurpose of hotmail is probably to e-mail management.  If you can't delete the folders which makes it unfit for the use

  ·                        Hotmail forums:

  http://www.windowslivehelp.com/forums.aspx?ProductID=1

  They will help you when repost you your question in the Forums above for Hotmail.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• How to determine whether Outlook is the default e-mail program Windows 7

  There are a number of postings on Internet in the topic configure Outlook (I use Outlook 2013) as the default e-mail program. I can go into Control Panel, default programs, select Outlook, click on set this program as default and click OK. However, I don't see any indication that I've accomplished anything. How will I know that Outlook is my default mail program?

  Windows Explorer to open a folder that contains .jpg files.

  Right-click on one of them, then click on 'send '.

  Select "E-Mail" as a target. Windows will now open the default mail Manager.

• E-mail blackBerry 10 issue - REALLY remove * beep! *

  I know that there are two threads running already on this issue and I posted this message on CrackBerry, also, but I'm so disappointed that I had to start a new one here. My apologies.

  For years, when the removal of e-mails, BlackBerry had the options to undo the deletion, delete the email (s) on the device or remove the email (s) on the device AND the server.

  Having the choice to delete an e-mail specific right on the device allows me to keep the Inbox clean while allowing me to deposit or otherwise process this message on my PC later, which is essential for me because I get a lot of such messages. Have a chance to delete an email on the server, and the cell gets rid of spam or irrelevant messages quickly and efficiently. Have two options when you delete a message makes my life very easy.

  I am so APPALLED that BlackBerry so cavalierly decided to axe just this option!

  WHY, WHY, WHY mess with something that has worked / works perfectly!

  I have been a loyal BlackBerry user for many years, and Q10 is my sixth handset. I have eight accounts for various purposes and use more than any other email on my cell phone. Two main reasons why I'm sticking with the BB are (1) the physical keyboard (2) fantastic and robust e-mail management. If I wanted a 'phone' to take pictures with or playing Angry Birds, I would get a few crApple or similar and, of course, expect the O.S. to behave accordingly. BB is supposed to be different!

  There is already an option to activate the deletion confirmation, which has 'clear' and 'Cancel' buttons How hard goddamn was and would it have been to add a third option "on this phone only?

  BB, Holy shit, THIS DIFFICULTY!

  Well, I've just updated the os to 10.2.1.537 and options to delete e-mails right on the phone, the server, or both are back!

  Wow...

  I'm impressed, BlackBerry.  There's a reason I have been a loyal customer of BB for over a decade.

  THANKS FOR LISTENING TO US!

  I really wish that more people would realize that BlackBerry mops the floor with the iPhone and similar toys.

• Windows Live Mail is the bane of my existence

  I spent a year trying to use and as Windows Live Mail without success.   Not only I lost hours and hours trying to figure out where something I need disappeared to, but the only person that I can go to also spent a bit of time trying to straighten/figure much of him he took some computer classes and was the guru of computing where he worked for at least five years.  Even he can't answer a number of questions on how to find/work with various aspects of Windows Live Mail.  I used Windows mail for a few years and found that, while it had its faults, they are nothing compared to Windows Live Mail.  Apparently, I'm not alone because I spoke with other people who have the same opinion of Windows Live Mail, as I have.

  Surely you can "fix" some of the shortcomings of Windows Mail and let the primary program alone.  Compared to the shortcomings of Windows Live Mail my program Windows (installed on my old computer with Vista) was everything but perfect.  In 2007 transfer to a new computer with Vista was no problem for me, so I wasn't expecting to have problems when I got this new computer about a year ago.

  I'm willing to bet that if you improved rather than changed Windows Mail, then already, you will find the people flocking to get the program installed on their computer.  It must be remembered that many of us do not know much about computers and do not have access to people who can help us, then when you change it completely program, we are accustomed to the reigns of frustration.   Add in the fact that Windows Live Mail can only be terribly easy progressive even for people who work a lot about computers, then you have created the perfect storm.

  I thought about buying a new computer, but almost all are equipped with eight windows and I have not heard a single person who has eight windows say they like it.  In fact, they say generally that they hate a lot and/or are sorry they was sold.

  My theory is that your people who make these changes is very adept at the use of the computer and have no problem learning of new programs.  But a large number of buyers/users of your products have not this ability so become frustrated and start to think about buying something that might be easier to use.

  Having said all this, is it possible that I can re-install my old Windows program on my newer computer and not having compatibility problems?

  The solution is simple, just change you mail manager and make it the default. Then go to control panel > programs and features and windows uncheck (disable) live mail or if you can uninstall it.

  I use Postbox Express with XP and W7. There are other mail handlers out there, some good and some terrible. Just select 'Add an account' to P/Express and enter your address name and em. It will do the rest to set up your accounts.