Re: Outlook Express Service Change
- From: Allan Wong <allan.wkf@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 22 Apr 2008 18:54:42 +0800
hello, if it is fake, how the sender can use @microsoft.msn.com as the email
address? here is the email address of the sender:
communications@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
can you tell me?
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Warmest Regards,
Allan Wong
----- Original Message -----
From: Mark Driesenga
To: jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Tuesday, April 22, 2008 18:36
Subject: Re: Outlook Express Service Change
"Dear Outlook Express customer"? Sounds fake to me.
Email: truthobjective@xxxxxxxxx
AIM: msd4283
MSN: mark.driesenga@xxxxxxxx
Skype: markdriesenga
----- Original Message -----
From: Katherine Schulz
To: jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Monday, April 21, 2008 11:08 PM
Subject: Fw: Outlook Express Service Change
I received this notice tonight. Has anyone received this and does anyone
know anything about whether the new service is
compatible with Jaws? I wonder how difficult this will be to use and if there
will be a lot to learn?
Katherine
----- Original Message -----
From: Microsoft Outlook Express team
To: katherineschulz6266@xxxxxxx
Sent: Monday, April 21, 2008 8:12 PM
Subject: Outlook Express Service Change
Dear Microsoft Outlook Express customer,
Thank you for using Microsoft® Outlook® Express. Our
information indicates that you use Outlook Express to
access a Windows LiveT Hotmail® e-mail account via a protocol called DAV
(Distributed Authoring and Versioning protocol). DAV, like
POP3 or IMAP, is the way that a mail client communicates with a web-based mail
server.
As a valued customer, we want to provide advanced notice
that as of June 30, 2008, Microsoft is disabling the
DAV protocol and you will no longer be able to access your Hotmail Inbox via
Outlook Express. As an alternative, we recommend that
you download Windows Live Mail, a free desktop e-mail client that has the
familiarity of Outlook Express and much more. This next
generation of free e-mail software will allow you to easily manage multiple
e-mail accounts-including Windows Live Hotmail, plus
other e-mail accounts that support POP3/IMAP. Better yet, Windows Live Mail
integrates well with other Windows Live services, and
downloads in minutes. After you provide your user name and password, you will
automatically be linked to your Hotmail account,
providing continued access to your email and contacts.
We encourage you to download Windows Live Mail at
http://getlive.com/wlmail/overview.
And, to make your transition smoother, we've provided
answers to frequently asked questions below.
Again, thank you for your use of Outlook Express and we are
confident that you'll be just as delighted with the
new Windows Live Mail.
Your Windows Live Mail team
Frequently asked questions:
Why are we disabling DAV?
DAV is a legacy protocol that is not well suited for client
access to large inboxes. Over time, as we've
provided more e-mail storage to our users-and now offer 5GB inboxes for free-a
more efficient access protocol is needed.
What are we replacing DAV with?
We have developed a new, much more efficient protocol
called DeltaSynch that is far superior to DAV especially
for large e-mail inboxes. It enables email clients to only download changes
since the last time the client polled the email server
for changes. This is much more efficient and high performing than having to
download all the headers in every folder as is the case
with DAV.
Is DeltaSynch compatible with Outlook Express?
The new protocol unfortunately is NOT supported by Outlook
Express and support would require too many changes to
the Outlook Express software.
Is there a different or new mail client I can try that uses
DeltaSynch?
Microsoft is providing Windows Live Mail, a free e-mail
client that has the familiarity of Outlook Express and
much more. This free, next generation email client enables users to easily
manage multiple e-mail accounts including Windows Live
Hotmail and other e-mail accounts that support POP3/IMAP. Windows Live Mail
also integrates well with other Windows Live services,
is optimized to work with Windows Live Hotmail, and offers:
a.. Offline mail
b.. Windows Live Hotmail account aggregation for those
users with multiple Hotmail accounts
c.. Account aggregation for POP and IMAP mail accounts
d.. Rich photo-sharing capabilities
e.. Advanced search via integration with Desktop Search
f.. Safety tools (Anti-Virus scanning, anti-phishing,
anti-spam features across aggregated accounts for
customers who do not have an Anti-Virus product)
g.. Integration with Windows Live services including
Windows Live Spaces
h.. RSS (Real Simple Syndication) feed aggregation
i.. Ability to send SMS (short message service) text to a
mobile phone from Windows Live Mail
Where can I download the new Windows Live Mail client?
You can download the new client at
http://getlive.com/wlmail/overview.
Microsoft respects your privacy. To learn more, please read
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