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Karen F
How can I delete Windows Live Mail. I cannot find it in the control
panel.
panel.
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Bob Hatch
Control Panel > Programs and Features. Find WLM and uninstall.How can I delete Windows Live Mail. I cannot find it in the control
panel.
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I carry a jack hoping I'll have a flat
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Me.
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SC Tom
It's part of Windows Live Essentials, which can be found in Control Panel >Karen F said:How can I delete Windows Live Mail. I cannot find it in the control
panel.
Programs and Features. You can uninstall the whole package or single
components of it. Here are the components included in it:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/products/features/windows-essentials
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...winston
You posted with the last available version of Windows Live Mail 2009 (which will run on XP, Vista, Windows 7).
- If using XP it can be uninstalled via Control Panel/Add-Remove Programs/Windows Live Essentials
- if using Vista of Win7 via Control Panel/Programs and Features/Windows Live Essentials
Note:
- if you have been using Windows Live Mail it would be wise to export your contacts to a csv or vcf files so they can be imported
into another email program.
- if you have been using the WLM Calendar in WLM its data can not be exported
- it would also be prudent to backup your email messages if any messages are worth archiving or not available on your email
account(s) server.
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....winston
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"Karen F" wrote in message
How can I delete Windows Live Mail. I cannot find it in the control
panel.
- If using XP it can be uninstalled via Control Panel/Add-Remove Programs/Windows Live Essentials
- if using Vista of Win7 via Control Panel/Programs and Features/Windows Live Essentials
Note:
- if you have been using Windows Live Mail it would be wise to export your contacts to a csv or vcf files so they can be imported
into another email program.
- if you have been using the WLM Calendar in WLM its data can not be exported
- it would also be prudent to backup your email messages if any messages are worth archiving or not available on your email
account(s) server.
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....winston
msft mvp mail
"Karen F" wrote in message
How can I delete Windows Live Mail. I cannot find it in the control
panel.
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R. C. White
Hi, Karen.
Like the others said, AND...
Sent Items are handled and stored differently from incoming mail and news
messages, so if you are archiving your WLM history, be sure to save all the
Sent Items folders (there may be more than one if you have multiple mail and
news Accounts) in addition to the ones that get Exported when you click the
Export button.
RC
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R. C. White, CPA
San Marcos, TX
(e-mail address removed)
Microsoft Windows MVP (2002-2010)
Windows Live Mail 2012 (Build 16.4.3503.0728)) in Win8 (RTM Ent Eval)
"Karen F" wrote in message
How can I delete Windows Live Mail. I cannot find it in the control
panel.
Like the others said, AND...
Sent Items are handled and stored differently from incoming mail and news
messages, so if you are archiving your WLM history, be sure to save all the
Sent Items folders (there may be more than one if you have multiple mail and
news Accounts) in addition to the ones that get Exported when you click the
Export button.
RC
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R. C. White, CPA
San Marcos, TX
(e-mail address removed)
Microsoft Windows MVP (2002-2010)
Windows Live Mail 2012 (Build 16.4.3503.0728)) in Win8 (RTM Ent Eval)
"Karen F" wrote in message
How can I delete Windows Live Mail. I cannot find it in the control
panel.
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Steve Hayes
How would one back them up in such a way that they could be readable againYou posted with the last available version of Windows Live Mail 2009 (which will run on XP, Vista, Windows 7).
- If using XP it can be uninstalled via Control Panel/Add-Remove Programs/Windows Live Essentials
- if using Vista of Win7 via Control Panel/Programs and Features/Windows Live Essentials
Note:
- if you have been using Windows Live Mail it would be wise to export your contacts to a csv or vcf files so they can be imported
into another email program.
- if you have been using the WLM Calendar in WLM its data can not be exported
- it would also be prudent to backup your email messages if any messages are worth archiving or not available on your email
account(s) server.
without using Windows Live Mail?
C
choro
Save them individually as TEXT files is one way. --How would one back them up in such a way that they could be readable again
without using Windows Live Mail?
choro
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SC Tom
They (contacts) can be saved as a .csv file that can be imported into anySteve Hayes said:How would one back them up in such a way that they could be readable again
without using Windows Live Mail?
number of non-Microsoft email clients. The messages can be saved as text.
Unfortunately, they can only be saved individually, but not as a group of
them. Or they could just be forwarded to herself and opened in the new
client program.
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Dave \Crash\ Dummy
I don't know about Live Mail, but messages can all be saved in a singleSC said:They (contacts) can be saved as a .csv file that can be imported into
any number of non-Microsoft email clients. The messages can be saved
as text. Unfortunately, they can only be saved individually, but not
as a group of them. Or they could just be forwarded to herself and
opened in the new client program.
file with Thunderbird. In fact, they already are, but the headers and
bodies are stored together, which is kind of messy.
S
SC Tom
They can be saved in a single file, but not all together in a single TEXTDave "Crash" Dummy said:I don't know about Live Mail, but messages can all be saved in a single
file with Thunderbird. In fact, they already are, but the headers and
bodies are stored together, which is kind of messy.
file. The export format options in WLM are Microsoft Exchange or Windows
Live Mail (at least in v2009 that's all there is).
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...winston
"Steve Hayes" wrote in message
*.vcf files can be imported into Vista or Windows 7/8 'Users\Contacts', once done they can then be subsequently imported or
migrated into a variety of email programs.
Email messages in WLM can be exported (or even drag/drop) to a user created Windows Explorer folder. Those message are of the form
*.eml which are viewable in any text editor.
- Possibly of even more significance/importance those messages can be imported/transferred into other email programs (e.g.
Thunderbird by installing a third party Thunderbird add-on - ImportExport Tools)
https://support.mozillamessaging.com/en-US/kb/switching-thunderbird
Additionally, Windows Explorer in Vista/Win7/Win8 can be configured to show the title or subject field of messages (WLM uses a
hex/numeric string as a filename for *.eml) and viewable in Explorer when the preview pane is enabled.
....winston
msft mvp mail
*.csv files can be imported into a variety of email programs or even email accounts using their respective web interfaceHow would one back them up in such a way that they could be readable again
without using Windows Live Mail?
*.vcf files can be imported into Vista or Windows 7/8 'Users\Contacts', once done they can then be subsequently imported or
migrated into a variety of email programs.
Email messages in WLM can be exported (or even drag/drop) to a user created Windows Explorer folder. Those message are of the form
*.eml which are viewable in any text editor.
- Possibly of even more significance/importance those messages can be imported/transferred into other email programs (e.g.
Thunderbird by installing a third party Thunderbird add-on - ImportExport Tools)
https://support.mozillamessaging.com/en-US/kb/switching-thunderbird
Additionally, Windows Explorer in Vista/Win7/Win8 can be configured to show the title or subject field of messages (WLM uses a
hex/numeric string as a filename for *.eml) and viewable in Explorer when the preview pane is enabled.
....winston
msft mvp mail
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