-=PCTechTalk=- Windows Mail
- From: "Tech Rose - LoveBytes" <TechRose@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 10 May 2007 16:00:00 -0700
Hi all!
I have been reading the thread on Windows Mail.
I very recently got a Vista PC and have been trying to figure it out in the
middle of life... (just normal stuff.. plus spring cleaning and landscaping
and...and...and.... lol! Nothing end of the world..like everyone else... just
busy.. and I am feeling lazy!)
In any case, the Windows thread had me a bit concerned. I had done some
research before getting a Vista machine and I 'thought' changing to Windows
mail was easy and no real changes as far as I was concerned.
Well, due to the thread I have just moved my contacts over to Windows mail and
it LOOKS like OE. It seems to ACT like OE.
I can make and send STATIONERY like in OE. I sent my two daughters-in-law
Mother's Day cards/stationery. It worked just fine. I bcc'd myself, so I know
I can also receive stationery.
I moved over my accounts from OE to the Vista machine. All but two went with
no problem. Two said their was a problem and to me, it was easy to just type
in the two accounts. (I have all my Jerry's accounts on my computer and all of
his on mine. This way, if one machine dies...(God forbid...knock on
wood..knock, knock, knock) we have all the accounts info..besides the email
backups we do using Express Assistant)
I moved my .WAB (windows address book) over to the Vista Machine. That seems
to be working fine. You can add pics to the address book if you would like to.
When you are addressing an email on the TO: line you can still press the box
to the left and it will bring up the address book.
All in all, I do not see much difference. So, those of you that were concerned
about Windows Mail, you can relax now. Using it seems pretty seamless to me.
Enjoy!
Rose
Las Vegas
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