MICROSOFT LIVE MAIL TUTOR

Introduction | Creating Mail | Attachments | Contacts | Storage | Security | E-mail Accounts | Finish

INTRODUCTION
Microsoft Live Mail is the latest in a succession of Microsoft e-mail programs starting with Outlook Express and Outlook which both used used regular mail, and Hot Mail which used the web. In fact, if away from home you had to use a form of web mail if you wanted to avoid long distance charges. Microsoft Live Mail now handles all transmission systems as well as all mail forms like Gmail, Hot Mail, and Yahoo Mail and has the added features of a planning calendar and a junk trap.

Live Mail, like Hot Mail, has web features such as off site storage of messages, photos and documents; and can provide an e-mail address similar to that of Hot Mail.

It is available for Windows XP, VISTA and Windows 7 and can be downloaded by going to the Microsoft site located at: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=56883de5-2024-4631-806e-757693072a1c

Once downloaded, follow the installation instructions noting that it will automatically copy all your addresses and messages from your former e-mail program.

THE OPENED PROGRAM

Copyright: Del Turner, 2010