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Heather
OOPS.....and I think this maybe only the 2nd time ever that OE has
double-posted....lol
double-posted....lol
G
Gordon
Well you didn't LOOK very hard, did you? View-Threads-Unread.....
B
bj
"Lewis" wrote in message
Look at this post. See how it looks like you said the paragraph starting
with "Yes, I agree"?
Do not post to USENET with WLM2011,
====================================
OK so I (maybe) messed up separating quotes from my reply.
I did try. I just wasn't good enough for you, or you didn't like --
or didn't understand -- the way I did it.
You'll just have to deal with people like me who aren't all you would wish.
(Or, of course, KF.) Life is full of these little disappointments &
accomodations.
I don't have another usenet client that I can use & right now is a really
bad time to go looking -- not that I liked the one or two that I tried a
year or so ago (under XP) -- TB & I forget what else.
bj
(maybe I'll just drive even more of the superior beings even more nuts by
returning to top-posting....tempting idea...so much easier.)
Look at this post. See how it looks like you said the paragraph starting
with "Yes, I agree"?
Do not post to USENET with WLM2011,
====================================
OK so I (maybe) messed up separating quotes from my reply.
I did try. I just wasn't good enough for you, or you didn't like --
or didn't understand -- the way I did it.
You'll just have to deal with people like me who aren't all you would wish.
(Or, of course, KF.) Life is full of these little disappointments &
accomodations.
I don't have another usenet client that I can use & right now is a really
bad time to go looking -- not that I liked the one or two that I tried a
year or so ago (under XP) -- TB & I forget what else.
bj
(maybe I'll just drive even more of the superior beings even more nuts by
returning to top-posting....tempting idea...so much easier.)
K
KCB
Heather said:
It can be removed via Control Panel/Programs and Features. Look for Windows
Live entries.
The older version can be downloaded here:
http://g.live.com/1rewlive3/en/wlsetup-all.exe
P
Peter Foldes
Heather
Exact same screwed up situation happened here also when I tried it out. As fast as I
installed Thunderbird it is as fast that I uninstalled it
--
Peter
Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others
Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged.
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
http://www.microsoft.com/protect
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Heather
Oh yes I did.....and nothing worked. There was nada underGordon said:
View-Thread-Unread that I could see. I may be a novice with T-bird,
Sunshine, but I am not a novice with OE.
XX Da Blonde
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bj
"Peter Foldes" wrote in message
Exact same screwed up situation happened here also when I tried it out. As
fast as I installed Thunderbird it is as fast that I uninstalled it
--
Peter
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I wasn't quite *that* fast & don't remember the details, it probably took me
a week or so to get around to dumping it (it got such rave reviews I wanted
to give it a decent chance to work for me) -- I went back to OE for a while
but I was still using XP and realized that someday I'd have to move on & OE
would no longer be an option. I did come to terms with WLM2009, still under
XP -- but I've been suddenly catapulted into W7 along with WLM 2011 & it's
all giving me fits & vapours.
bj
Z
Zaidy036
try free MicroPlanet Gravitybj at bjones44 said:
G
Gordon
Did you CLICK on "Unread"? That shows UNREAD messages only....
C
Char Jackson
Well, at least you gave it a fair shake. ;-)
Or not.
C
Char Jackson
So go back to WLM 2009 if you liked it better. Anything is better than
what you're using now.
I had to edit your post just to be able to reply to you.
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XS11E
Pegasus is 100% totally compatible, I use it with Win7 Ultimate 64 andStan Brown said:
used it with Win7 Home Premium 64 bit.
What problems are you having? You DID RTFM didn't you and installed in
somewhere other than the default Program Files (X86) folder?
J
James Silverton
Where is the FM for Thunderbird? Its "Help" system is one of the biggest
barriers tho' I have learned to use it some. In newsgroups especially,
even if I am an inveterate mouser, I find ALT-vea: View all and ALT-veu:
View unread rather useful. It took me a while to find the toggle m for
mark read/unread but it's also a well-used command.
--
James Silverton, Potomac
I'm "not"
(e-mail address removed)
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Stan Brown
One hopes that it rejects them, since Usenet is a plain-text medium.
S
Stan Brown
You might not be aware of a big problem with your quoting style.
The way your newsreader is doing it, when someone else follows
up, it looks like you *said* what you actually only quoted.
The problem is that Windows Live Mail 2011 (version 15) has a
quoting style that is completely broken. Unfortunately that poses
a painful choice to you: either fix every quote manually, or get
a real newsreader such as Gravity, Xananews, and Forte Agent (to
mention some that come to mind at the moment). OR, if you really
want WLM, some say that WLM 14 will serve; see "SC Tom" below.
update 2011-04-02: I've seen a newsgroup posting claiming you
can un-break WLM 15 by installing and using an Autohotkey script:
http://www.dusko-lolic.from.hr/wlmquote/
Thanks for your consideration!
[or use http://tinyurl.com/25zfouw which redirects to the above]
S
Stan Brown
That *is* the problem -- it's a program, and it can't be installed in
the standard Windows 7 location for programs.
That's not the only problem, of course. The editor is annoying, and
there were plenty of other problems too. The incompatibility with
Windows 7 was the last straw for me.
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Roy Smith
If you want to use WLM for e-mail, that's fine and dandy, but please use"James Silverton" wrote in message
Yes, I agree entirely with the assessment of WLM, which I used for a
total of a week when I got Windows 7. I switched to Thunderbird for
email and news groups and currently am fairly satisfied.
Since I didn't like TB, I guess it's a matter of using the
personally-to-me-least-unlikeable program.
I have also been using Outlook for things I want to sync with on my
phone --
where I do *not* *NOT* want everything I have in my general
mail/contacts/etc. IOW I use Outlook for my "mobile" stuff. At least, I was
doing that in XP, I haven't yet started doing it in W7 (until I get my
old computer back w/ the backup files I don't want to start mucking with
data that I'd then have to coordinate, yuck!)
bj
something else for newsgroups. At least use something that quotes
previous text properly if you don't feel like manually correcting what
WLM screws up.
--
Roy Smith
Windows 7 Professional
Thunderbird 3.1.9
Sunday, April 17, 2011 7:25:04 PM
R
relic
If you have Professional or more:Bob Smith said:
"How to use Outlook Express in Windows 7"
http://www.oehelp.com/OEnWin7.aspx
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Asger-P
Hi Stan
and if we are going to survive we might need to allow it.
There is advantages to that format as well.
But my question was aimed at the e-mail part of the program
when I used it many years ago it couldn't handle html.
Best regards
Asger-P
In the old days yes, now a days a lot of people post in html,
and if we are going to survive we might need to allow it.
There is advantages to that format as well.
But my question was aimed at the e-mail part of the program
when I used it many years ago it couldn't handle html.
Best regards
Asger-P
L
Leon Manfredi
Believe me when I say that Agent is by far, the best reader.
Even the earlier versions as far back as1.xx..... were highly praised.
I still have ver. 2.0 on another box....