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  Yes, it is possible there are there a some different free clients. There are also paid for both clients (MS Outlook for example).

  I hope this helps.

• Cannot use the e-mail client without having to pay for the upgrade of Yahoo

  Original title: "Email on Windows Vista"

  I use wireless modem to connect to internet.  Have the Window Vista system. What web-based e-mail accounts he recognizes without having to pay for the upgrade (yahoo)

  Hello

  ' Web Based, you can use some, such that without Yahoo, Hotmail (both free online and POP3), Windows.
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  Rob Brown - MS MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Bike - Mark Twain said it right.

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  It is a small netbook computer that I use when I travel I use a webmail from my provider regular mail client. On my desktop at home, I use Thunderbird and it captures images that I would like to mail. I suppose as well that a mail client based on the web can never be recognized as an e-mail client to send photos directly from Windows images and faxes, right?

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  Unfortunately a webmail client will not work.

  Should be easy enough to open a new
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  Free the following if resizing is a problem...
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  Click on the following link and the left click of the
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  I suggest you re-check your e-mail provided by your ISP settings.

  Also, your probably better poster on forum Windows Live to help...

  http://www.windowslivehelp.com/

  MS - MVP Windows Desktop Experience
  "When all else fails try what the captain suggested before you started...". »

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  Thank you

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  Looks like they are an e-mail provider FastMail. Suppliers to deliver and operate e-mail accounts.
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• Can what iCloud password I use to configure my e-mail client?  I get an authentication error.

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• Impossible to send using windows live mail with on restart my computer everytime, error 0x800CCC0F

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  Start with this Port number.   Port 80 is usually reserved for HTTP.    Try the 25.

  Unless your host secureserver.net says something, otherwise...

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  http://products.secureserver.NET/email/email_thunderbird.htm

  (BING search engine for)
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• "Could not perform this operation because the default mail client is not properly installed" when you use Windows Mail

  Original title: loss of entrance of Protocol in the list of saved files

  I use an old Toshiba laptop of two year with Vista as an operating system. It came with a trial version of Microsoft Office already installed. I had no use for it then after the trial expires I uninstalled. This seems to have created a minor problem with the e-mail program. When I visit a Web site and click on 'Contact us' I get an error message as follows "cannot perform this operation because the default mail client is not properly installed." I suspect strongly as during the uninstallation of office he removed a protocol in the list entry, similarly, the bottom of the list of the saved files. A check with other similar computers with Vista installed seems to confirm this. If someone at - it a quick fix to this problem? I don't want to resort to installing a whole new email software to fix this minor problem if I can avoid it.

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  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Classes\mailto

  c. in the Edit menu, select new, then clickstring goodwill.

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• Impossible to send a link to the Web page by email it is gray im using windows live mail and windows 7

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  --
  Karel your [MVP - Windows desktop experience]

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  Most (all?) Internet service providers also has mail services, assigning to customers who want one, an e-mail address.  AT & T, for example, provides e-mail ending addresses by @att.net.  People can also use independent e-mail like Google Mail providers, Hotmail/Live or Yahoo, which do not depend on any of particular Internet Service provider.

  Clearly if you try to answer message from Craig's list, you must have a messaging services provider and an e-mail address for this vendor.  Trying to repond to a message by clicking on a MailTo URL in a web page (i.e., mailto:*** address email is removed from the privacy *) usually, you need a mail client - a program that allows to send and receive mail - on your computer.  If you use an e-mail service such as Hotmail or Google Mail, accessed through a web browser, online then you can not send mail by clicking on the link email in a web page or a message without changing your Windows registry database, something not to be taken lightly by anyone who is a self-proclaimed computer naive.  Some providers of online, like Yahoo Messenger, provide toolbars that integrate with your web browser to provide a part of the functionality of a complete email client, for example the activation of the option click MailTo URLS on web pages.

• E-mail client Windows downloaded only the elements of the yahoo email inbox

  I have configured my client email Yahoo mail with windows account...

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  -Windows Live Mail

  -My other email accounts, it downloaded everything (I'm talking about the other files too) and also gave a copy of it on the server. But it has happened with Yahoo :( He just dropped everything!

  You can import all folders when moving from a mail client to another client of e-mail such as Outlook Express to Windows Live Mail, but not webmail.

  Since you're using WLMail, ask in The Forum Windows Live Mail here.
  http://windowslivehelp.com/forums.aspx?ProductID=15