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Windows Live Mail Desktop beta
Jun 09, 2006 at 9:48 AMWindows Live Mail Desktop beta
Jun 09, 2006 at 9:46 AMThe file menu is still accesible from a single drop down. Unless they removed it completly?
This is not going to replace Windows Mail. This is an app in which you can choose to install or not.
Windows Live Mail Desktop beta
Jun 06, 2006 at 5:02 PMExpensive equipement? They make a dongle that you put inline with the video out on your compy that gives you analog out ($150). All you need to do is capture that analog out. Granted the user can't run a super high resolution while doing this but it'll work. We do it all the time with presentation videos.
Windows Live Mail Desktop beta
Jun 06, 2006 at 9:13 AMSo, unless it's changed in the new build when you use WLMD you are forced to have a WL account.
Windows Live Mail Desktop beta
Jun 05, 2006 at 5:58 PMWindows Live Mail Desktop beta
Jun 05, 2006 at 2:30 PMI noticed while discussing the backup/protection features you didn't mention the transactional log files. Please tell me you got rid of them!!! Because, that's the one main issue I have with WLMD and WM for that mater. It seems to be apart of the core WM engine?
Issue:
Every time you open WLMD it creates a NEW 16MB transactional log file. These files only go away when you reboot and/or compact the DB. I have an email store with 90 emails in it (no attachments) and it's over 1GB in size because of these bazillion log files. Our users here do not turn off their machines at night and giving the user CHOICE to compact (yes/cancel) is not an option either. So when we start to deploy this app for those that want it it's going to be an issue.
Is there a way to turn this log off? Or have it tunicate on exit? On load?
Honestly I don't want 3 layers of protection. If the DB can reconstruct itself on the fly I see no need for a backup. If it takes a little while to reconstruct the DB then so be it. How often will it happen anyway? Our mail stores will run over the network and they get backed up to tape. So data loss is not an issue for them. So as long as that DB can reconstruct on the fly I don't need redundant data on the disc. However even with that said I'm perfectly willing to deal with the DB backup especially since this app isn't intended for the way our users will eventually use it (over the network). But please please please either let us turn off the logging or let us tunicate it on exit/load or just plain get rid of it!!!
Windows Presentation Foundation - Everywhere?
May 17, 2006 at 9:03 AMThe ActiveX control. As it stands none of the 300+ users at my company would be able to install this control. Thus your pages would break. If this was something that was distributed with IE7 then problem solved. You need to find alternative methods of distribution. Which I believe you mentioned in the video that you guys where still thinking about that one.
Windows Presentation Foundation - Everywhere?
May 16, 2006 at 4:51 PMGreat info. Looking forward to playing with this. Although I'm not sure how I feel about the continuation of distributing binaries across the iNet.
Side note: Why does the interviewer (whoever it is) insist on laughing INTO THE MIC?!?!?!?! He does that on every single video. I try to watch these videos at work and you have to crank up the volume just to hear the interviewees speaking then you need to leap for the volume every time that guy laughs. QUIT YELLING INTO THE MIC!!!!! Learn to work your equipment!