Rudy, I certainly understand your reluctance to leave Outlook Express (OE) and go to another e-mail program. OE is a slick, easy-to-use, comfortable program with lots of bells and whistles. I STILL don't know what I'm going to use when I finally have to give it up. It will be either Windows Live Mail (or is it Windows Mail? The two differ), or Thunderbird. OE will not work on Vista and Win 7, and I do not plan on using virtual XP on Win 7 just to use OE, as that can involve a long learning curve, create unforeseen problems, and time consuming work. At the moment, I think I'll go with T-bird, based on the comments of others saying it is much like OE. But that thought can change tomorrow. Woody ============================ etm1935@gmail.com writes: If you are determined to use Outlook Express, then try setting up a virtual PC. I personally wouldn't touch it with a ten foot pole so I can't help you there. But Les gave you a website and clearly some are doing it or Microsoft wouldn't have spent the time to try to offer advice. Elaine Son, always tell the truth. Then you'll never have to remember what you said the last time. --Sam Rayburn Hello Rudy On Saturday, December 24, 2011, you wrote > I am aware of that Elaine. I am stubborn but > not dumb. Some of you use > different mail programs I know . And you do > make and give goods advice. Some > makes sense to me some does not. Every time I > try something new it winds up > making me twice as much work . But I do think > youi for all your help Rudy > -----Original Message----- > From: ETM > Sent: Saturday, December 24, 2011 12:18 PM > To: Rudy > Subject: Re: [GN] Question > Outlook Express unfortunately is no more. > Elaine

Woody, I did not like Windows Live mail. I thought it was pokey and a lot of extra clicking. Nancyt On 12/24/2011 6:56 PM, BogusWoody@aol.com wrote: > > Rudy, > > I certainly understand your reluctance to leave Outlook Express (OE) and > go to another e-mail program. OE is a slick, easy-to-use, comfortable > program with lots of bells and whistles. I STILL don't know what I'm going to > use when I finally have to give it up. It will be either Windows Live Mail > (or is it Windows Mail? The two differ), or Thunderbird. > > OE will not work on Vista and Win 7, and I do not plan on using virtual XP > on Win 7 just to use OE, as that can involve a long learning curve, create > unforeseen problems, and time consuming work. > > At the moment, I think I'll go with T-bird, based on the comments of others > saying it is much like OE. But that thought can change tomorrow. > > Woody > ============================ > > etm1935@gmail.com writes: > > If you are determined to use Outlook Express, then > try setting up a virtual PC. I personally wouldn't > touch it with a ten foot pole so I can't help you > there. But Les gave you a website and clearly some > are doing it or Microsoft wouldn't have spent the > time to try to offer advice. > > Elaine > > Son, always tell the truth. Then you'll never have > to remember what you said the last time. --Sam > Rayburn > > Hello Rudy > > On Saturday, December 24, 2011, you wrote > >> I am aware of that Elaine. I am stubborn but >> not dumb. Some of you use >> different mail programs I know . And you do >> make and give goods advice. Some >> makes sense to me some does not. Every time I >> try something new it winds up >> making me twice as much work . But I do think >> youi for all your help Rudy > >> -----Original Message----- >> From: ETM >> Sent: Saturday, December 24, 2011 12:18 PM >> To: Rudy >> Subject: Re: [GN] Question > >> Outlook Express unfortunately is no more.