The margin of e-mail configurations

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• How can I get rid of the margin on the right side of an e-mail that I opened in outlook?

  How can I get rid of the margin on the right side of an e-mail that I opened in outlook?

  Hi Larry,

  -Are you referring to Outlook.com or Microsoft Office Outlook?

  If you are referring to Outlook.com, I suggest you to report the query in Windows Live Forums for assistance.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/windowslive/forums

  If you are referring to Microsoft Office Outlook, I suggest you to send your request in Office and Outlook Forums for assistance.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Office/forums/Outlook

  It will be useful.

• How to configure the Outlook/exchange e-mail to share e-mail with individual domain accounts accounts

  My company has agents working at client locations.  Each customer has their own email.  Now the signs of the agents on Windows by using a local account shared with e-mail configuration to support this particular customer.  Agents are turned in and out a different customer locations.   My goal is to have an individual responsibility, through unique domain accounts, while continuing to support specific e-mail client.   So my question is; How can I configure outlook 2003/Exchange to have a common (based on the physical computer XP) of e-mail account and allow anyone who logs in this computer with a domain account to use the shared e-mail.
  Silvio

  You should ask this question in a forum Outlook as
  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/outlookacct/threads
  or and as a forum for Exchange
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/exchangesvrdeploy/threads or
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/exchangesvrgeneral/threads Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

• my windows pc very experience 1, I am embarressed to admit that I can not understand how to configure the windows/outlook e-mail system. This pop and smtp or what ever Q was, I still can't understand.

  I'm unable to set up Outlook, or now called windows mail, I think. but for the life of me I do not understand how to configure the e-mail program that comes with now it windows Vista 64 that came on my new pc.  can someone please?  Thank you

  Windows Mail is/was not Outlook.

  Windows XP e-mail program called Outlook Express.

  Outlook is a part of the office.

  Windows Mail in Vista is the replacement of e-mail for Outlook Express (XP) program.

  Read this section on how to set up Windows Mail in Vista:

  http://www.SimpleHelp.NET/2007/02/07/a-beginners-guide-to-setting-up-Windows-Mail/

  Link above has an easy to follow Guide to set up Windows Mail.

  Contact your ISP (Internet Service Provider).

  They offer your broad band/Dial-up connection.

  Ask them to:

  username
  password for your service account to wide band/Dial-Up with them

  Server of incoming POP3 mail
  outgoing mail SMTP server

  The above information is required to set up Windows Mail.

  ISPS are usually happy to help you set up your email account.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Implementation of the margins on windows live e-mail

  How to set the margins on windows live e-mail

  Unfortunately, this feature is not available in Windows Live Mail.

  While Windows Live Mail is the successor to Outlook Express on Windows XP and Windows Mail on Windows Vista, there are several differences in features between Windows Live Mail and Windows Mail / Outlook Express when it is released in 2007. It is:

  • Ability to view and edit the source HTML email has been removed in Windows Live Mail
  • Ability to set margins has been removed
  • Scripted stationery for Windows Live Mail 2011 is available at Cloudeight stationery
  • Locally installed help documentation is not available for Windows Live Mail
  • The feature ID is not available in Windows Live Mail
  • Support for the use of different mailboxes with separate folders (Inbox, spam and so on) added in Windows Live Mail
  • Support for DeltaSync, a proprietary protocol for access to Windows Live Hotmail e-mail accounts, has been added in Windows Live Mail
  • Support for WebDAV HTTP (web mail accounts) has been added in Windows Live Mail (compared to Windows Mail only)
  • Ability to perform research on the indexes of text in Windows Live Mail if Windows Search is installed

• When I print from Windows Live Mail, the left margin is far more than the first letters of each line are missing. Where can I go to change the margin?

  When I print from Windows Live Mail, the left margin is far more than the first letters of each line are missing.  Where can I go to change the left margin on Windows Live Mail?

  Print settings are in Internet Explorer, the file (ALT + F keyboard), Page Setup

  Increase the left? the margin of

• BlackBerry Smartphones missing BIS on the e-mail configuration option

  When the phone started there was an option to configure the e-mail via BIS or BES. I had to cancel because I wasn't sure of what was our e-mail configuration. Now that I'm going through the Setup Wizard > e-mail setup only 1 options appears for the email of the company. How and where can I I install this feature for BIS since we do not have a company server.

  Thank you.

  You can try to restore the missing option by the reinstatement of your device. Go to Options | Advanced options | The host routing table. Select the "BOLD" in the list entry, hit, you're menu button, then choose Save now. Subsequently, reset your unit by removing the battery for 1 minutes and replace it to let the device will restart.

  If that is not to bring the options you can configure a BIS account via your BIS carrier Web site: http://supportforums.blackberry.com/rim/board/message?board.id=8300&message.id=13773

• How set you Firefox to print what is on the page of e-mail without adding a left marghin of 1 inch to this page, which affects a part of the right side of the page?

  When I get an email page often has a certificate that I would like to print. With the help of printing at the top of the page displays the e-mail as a page as it appears in my webmail. When I hit the print button on this page there is always a margin of 1 inch, added to the cup of the printed page on the right side of the page you want to print.

  My printer accepts what I send from word, pdf files as they appear on the screen, why Firefox doe not send the same images that appears on the printer?

  This seems to happen whenever the screen displays an image that is located near the border to border and no text. When a margin is part of the e-mail message or it's text, this seems not to happen.

  HELP please. I really need to be able to print what is displayed to print the appropriate document.

  Thank you

  Bob Ferguson
  Sonoran Consulting & Finance, LLC

  Some pages add their own margin to the minimum margin that is defined in the configuration of the Page. First of all, you could reduce the margin here:

  Alt + f (display the classic file menu) > Page Setup > margins & header/footer tab

  Second, you can try to use shrink to fit. However, if the image is a background image instead of the part of the content of the page, which is perhaps no effect.

• How can I move the margins so that I have MORE room for my messages

  I want to show more of my e-mail and less "Preview"... then how I move the margin to make more room for the message?

  Previously, answer you with a request to hit the edge of the window?

  If you move your cursor slowly, you should be able to pick up the horizontal divider between the message list and the message pane and drag it upward or down to suit.

• "Scan To E-mail" configuration on HP Officejet Pro 8600 more N911g

  It's the same problem reported by several other users of this forum to which no solution has been provided.
  
  I was not successful to set up the scan e-mail option for a HP Officejet Pro 8600 more N911g bought 12 August 2012 and using CLP1CN1150CR firmware.
  
  I'm trying to do through the interface of the Web server built into the printer from an iMac running Mac OS X 10.6.8 and the 5.8.0 HP utility.  More specifically the page under 'outgoing Scan-> Scan to E-mail-> e-mail profiles.
  
  I tried 2 SMTP from different servers, each one works well to send the email from the computer: Apple iCloud mail service (formerly Mobile Me, formerly known as.) Mac) and AT & T Net messaging service.  I checked the server name, port number, and authentication login and password were all correct.
  
  When scanning to email serves as the printer, I get an error message: unable to connect to the server.  Check the address and the name of the server.
  
  During a test of the computer when configuring a profile of outgoing mail, I get an error message: the device was unable to send the test e-mail message. (EmailAccounts-timeout).
  
  When I try to configure the page under "Settings-> E-mail Alerts-> mail server" and use exactly the same values as those in the e-mail profile out above, registration and Test option fails with an error message: the device was unable to send the test e-mail message.
  
  Oddly enough, I am able to use the client to the computer with the option scan to the computer-> e-mail in PDF format or by e-mail in JPEG format.  With this option, the file is scanned and added as an attachment to an e-mail message from the Mail in Mac OS X client.  The e-mail message is sent via SMTP server even when I press the button send.
  
  All the error messages seem to indicate that the client software of electronic mail of the printer is unable to establish a connection to the SMTP server.  However, it is unclear what configuration setting is one that could be the cause of the problem.

  After further research, I noticed that there is another default possible values of port Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP):

  • Port 25 is the standard SMTP port number.
  • Port 465 is the number of SMTP over SSL, Secure SMTP (SSMTP) port.
  • Port 587 corresponds to the port number dedicated for a presentation Mail (MSA) Agent that uses a variant of SMTP, as specified in RFC 6409, which requires that clients are authorized and authenticated to use the filing of mail service.

• ID:2481 of the event, the UPS Service is not configured correctly.

  I am running Win XP Pro, service Pact 3. I found this error in my event log.

  I do not have a UPS, so I wonder why should I get this error at all. I checked my settings of UPS and no UPS is displayed, all my options are set to NEVER, why I get a fatal error, which I am. It does not shut down the computer, or even to tell me, but the newspaper it says that Windows is not allowing things to start because of the error.

  ?

  Somehow, I don't think it's good to ignore error messages, but I guess you can.

  The error means that the UPS Service is configured to start automatically with XP and if you have no set ups, the UPS Service will complain when it tries to start.

  When XP tries to start the UPS Service, you will see an error like this:

  Services
  Cannot start service on Local computer uninterruptible power
  Error: 2481 the UPS Service is not configured correctly.

  You will also see errors in the Event Viewer log system like this:

  Event type: error
  Event source: UPS
  Event category: no
  Event ID: 2481
  Description:
  The UPS service is not configured correctly.

  Event type: error
  Event source: Service Control Manager
  Event category: no
  Event ID: 7023
  The uninterruptible power supply is completed with the following error:
  The UPS service is not configured correctly.

  If you do not use a UPS system, you should the ups the value Manual Service or just turn it off.

  To do this, click Start, run and enter in the box:

  services.msc

  Click OK to launch the Services applet and locate the mailing Service uninterruptible power.

  Right-click on the Service, choose Properties, and set the startup type to manual or disabled.

  Click OK to save the changes, close the Services applet and reboot the system to make sure there is no mistake and changes 'stick '.

  Do, or do not. There is no test.

  I decided to implement the points for a new puppy instead of a pony!

• What is the difference between Windows Mail and Windows Live Mail?

  Separated from this thread.

  I realize that starting from 7/11, Windows Live is more effective on my Windows Vista system.  I understand that and I have since beengetting my Hotmail acc't workingusing only Windows Live Mail.  This am, I tried to create a new account hotmail for my friend, but we couldn't get it to accept and just stopped trying.  Now, today, I can not send any e-mail because "you cannot configure Windows Mail to use a web (HTTP) that is running Windows Vista based."  WHA?  I managed somehow to get into Windows Live when I tried to get a new account hotmail for my friend?  Also, I also receive a message from the Assistant on "you want to want to leave, you have not created your new account?  (probably not the exact wording).  In response, I clicked Yes and no, and still I can't get out of this Windows Live.  I would like to purge my system of this needless to Windows Live and only use Windows Live Mail.  Can someone help me to do this?  (My knowledge of couputer is at a basic level, so hopefully it won't be too difficult to understand.)  Thank you!!!

  (With the HTTP mess), it seems Windows Mail and Windows LIVE Mail are two very different things.

  I am not a technician, but try to stay up-to-date. I have known that Vista sucks because it came out, but it surprised me, never have used before today. So I wonder...  Windows LIVE Mail can be installed on a Vista unit, and if so he would remove the format HTTP bug? It's all THE Microsoft, after all! On my PC with Windows 7 HP with complete Essentials, including Live Mail (for PC, to avoid confusion with the version online), I have not had any problems to Hotmail at work, send or receive. GMail also, no problem, the only thing I did NOT like about Live Mail is that it doesn't have the handy function "Sweep" that I love, I just go online to own things very quickly. With only Windows Mail (which I assume is supplied with Vista), it won't let me even try to set-up Hotmail/Outlook account. It's stupid, because like I said it's all EM!

  peace ~

  Windows Mail is the e-mail that comes with client program and a part of Windows Vista. Windows Live Mail is a program available for free download; It is an e-mail client, the timing, the Manager contacts, aggregator and newsreader at a single feeding program.

  Until a few years ago, it was possible to synchronize the Hotmail accounts with e-mail clients on Windows XP and Vista (Outlook Express and Windows Mail respectively) using WebDAV over HTTP protocol. This method has been deprecated after a long sequence of initialization in September 2009. Before that date, POP3 access has been made available for all Hotmail accounts. At any time it was not possible to access Hotmail email clients accounts. There is no bug involved here, nor in HTTP format or anything else.

  Windows Live Mail is built to use a different former WebDAV protocol; DeltaSync protocol allows the synchronization of e-mail folders, contacts, and calendars between client and server.

  You may be able to download the installer for Windows Live Mail 2011 of this page: How to install Windows Essentials while offline? Do not try to include Windows Live Writer or Messenger in the installation; None of them will work and you can gum up toward the top of the entire installation Essentials if you do. It may be better to stick to one mail at first. Windows Live Mail 2011 is the latest version which runs on Vista.

• margins of e-mail

  I do not see my emails, I know they are there, but it feels like I messed up the columns or the 'margins '.  I hit send and receive button, messages flash on during 1 second and disappear.  It seems that the "margins" are too small to display messages.

  What email program are you talking about?

  You might also consider posting a screenshot of the opening page of your e-mail program.

  http://www.UploadIt.org/              
  http://www.Photobucket.com/
  http://Reg.imageshack.us/register.php

  Why my email doesn't go away in Windows Mail
  http://forums.techarena.in/technology-Internet/1131739.htm

  Some components can be reduced or extended by placing the cursor on the line of demarcation, left click and hold the button down while you drag the line left or right.  You should see a directed arrow cursor doubled when it is ready to be moved.

  If you look under any menu View (Windows Mail), you may see a layout menu item, you may give some options too on issues etc..

• Set up the scan to E-mail for Officejet Pro 8600

  I'm trying to set up the scan to E-mail for an Officejet Pro 8600. In SAP, I configured the mail server correctly (received confirmation by e-mail). In other posts I found that I need to put in place the profile of outgoing e-mail through the tab on the built-in Web server, but it is not option, nor is it a deposit Email section.

  Also, when I use the HP (on Mac OS Lion) utility and click on the Scan to e-mail setting, I get the Scan start setting Email button. This brings me to the SAP, but the page does not load correctly: there is no instruction whatsoever.

  Someone at - it no clues?

  Ignore that - I realized that the 8600 Pro does not support this feature... only the 8600 ProPlus made.

• How to adjust the margins of the page on the officejet printer 6700

  How you set the margins of the page on a premium of 6700 Officejet printer all-in-one. I just bought and set up.

  Configuration and installation went well and everything seems to work. I looked in the software development and have not yet

  to find something on the definition of the page margins. The question arose when I printed an email as well as the right doesn't have the edge of it

  print.

  If I understand this has much to do with the original message and the format (an example here of users with similar issues). It seems html in messages can cause this and things like scaling to fit are unable to help. Are you able to export email and open in word or a similar program for printing?