Get Your Webmail in Your Outlook
- Posted: Jul 09, 2007 at 4:52 PM
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Do you want to use Outlook 2003 or Outlook 2007 to check your Windows Live Mail
(formerly known as Hotmail)? You used to be able to configure HTTP through Outlook, but then need a paid subscription to do so. However, with the new
Microsoft Office Outlook Connector Beta, you can now download, read, and compose Windows Live Mail emails for free.
If you do not have a paid subscription, the Outlook Connector Beta enables you to use your Live accounts within Outlook to read and send your Office Live Mail/Windows Live Hotmail e-mail messages, manage your Live Mail contacts, use advanced options for blocking junk email messages, and manage multiple email accounts in one place.
With a paid subscription, the Outlook Connector Beta also enables the ability to manage, share, and synchronize your Windows Live Calendar in Outlook and access your Tasks and Notes. The beta is available for download here.
If you do not have a paid subscription, the Outlook Connector Beta enables you to use your Live accounts within Outlook to read and send your Office Live Mail/Windows Live Hotmail e-mail messages, manage your Live Mail contacts, use advanced options for blocking junk email messages, and manage multiple email accounts in one place.
With a paid subscription, the Outlook Connector Beta also enables the ability to manage, share, and synchronize your Windows Live Calendar in Outlook and access your Tasks and Notes. The beta is available for download here.
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Syncing my live mail with my outlook 2007? for FREE??? Thank you!!!
Syncing my live mail with my outlook 2007? for FREE??? Thank you!!!
I've been using it for a couple of weeks, it's still very much a Beta. In my case it seems to keep forgetting what the password I just typed in was.
But it's a neat solution if you have to use Outlook, otherwise use Live Mail instead as it's hotmail syncing is much better at the moment.
I've been using it for a couple of weeks, it's still very much a Beta. In my case it seems to keep forgetting what the password I just typed in was.
But it's a neat solution if you have to use Outlook, otherwise use Live Mail instead as it's hotmail syncing is much better at the moment.
wow.. about time this was here..should really have been something that was built into outlook2007 and shipped with the office 2007 package from the start!
wow.. about time this was here..should really have been something that was built into outlook2007 and shipped with the office 2007 package from the start!
wow.. about time this was here..should really have been something that was built into outlook2007 and shipped with the office 2007 package from the start!
btw, howcome when I try to write a reply using the IE7 engine it doesn't send it when i click "Add"? the message is lost.. yet it seems to work fine in Firefox, but not in IE engine?
very strange
wow.. about time this was here..should really have been something that was built into outlook2007 and shipped with the office 2007 package from the start!
btw, howcome when I try to write a reply using the IE7 engine it doesn't send it when i click "Add"? the message is lost.. yet it seems to work fine in Firefox, but not in IE engine?
very strange
wow.. about time this was here..should really have been something that was built into outlook2007 and shipped with the office 2007 package from the start!
btw, howcome when I try to write a reply using the IE7 engine it doesn't send it when i click "Add"? the message is lost.. yet it seems to work fine in Firefox, but not in IE engine?
very strange
wow.. about time this was here..should really have been something that was built into outlook2007 and shipped with the office 2007 package from the start!
btw, howcome when I try to write a reply using the IE7 engine it doesn't send it when i click "Add"? the message is lost.. yet it seems to work fine in Firefox, but not in IE engine?
very strange
My Hotmail or Windows Live Mail already works in Outlook 2003 without anything special. So I guess I will just disreguard this post.
My Hotmail or Windows Live Mail already works in Outlook 2003 without anything special. So I guess I will just disreguard this post.
i need Outlook 2003 for free pls
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