The husband uses Windows Live as his email client and the wife uses direct Road Runner.They both use the same computer.hen the husband tries to send email to his wife's email acct, she never receives it.Yet he can send emails to me and I am a Road Runner email address. So I know that his Windows Live is set up correctly.His wife's email is working fine directly through Road Runner as she can send and receive emails.SO... Seems to me the issue has something to do with using the same computer and he never signs out of Windows Live. (I personally use Outlook as I am a business and am not familiar with Windows Live)
I need to send a email encrypted for a person. I have to send to her my public key and my secret password?I encrypts and signs my message with my private key and my passwordMy password is needed only to encrypted and sign? Or her is needed to decrypt too?I read many tutorials about GPG and PGP but I don't understand how works the private and public encryption key.
when I send an email to this certain address it comes back with the following error message.host cds056.dcs.int.inet[10.0.122.44] said: 552 5.2.2 Over quota (in reply to end of DATA command)windows 7 pro, windows firewall, MSE, windows live mail.
I am using Win 7 and Win Live Mail. I have scanned an article with my Cannon Pixma scanner/printer and it is saved in the form of jpeg images. I then attached it to an email and made four attempts to send it, but each time I was then confronted with the following message.Delete the photo email, create a new one, and try to send it again.
Server: 'smtp.tadaust.org.au' Windows Live Mail Error ID: 0x8CCC0003 Protocol: SMTP Port: 25 Secure(SSL): No
Use Chrome and IE, W7, gmail and Charter for email.Can send emails from ipad but not from laptopMust have wrong settings. Want to send photos from PC but cannot receive test msg to myself.
I am looking for a way to use 'voice' in my email. We use Outlook 2010 if that helps. Instead of typing out a long email, I would like to 'say' it, then attach it to an email. Another route would be to record what I have to say and send an email with a link to the audio. This will help with upload/download of the emails. I know I could just use 'sound recorder' or Audacity, then attach it to my email, but I need something less 'techy' for a member of staff that is just a point and click type of person.
I would think this should be easy, but I am stumped. For whatever reason, when I send an email out to others, my name appears as Jim urbel, not Jim Wurbel. The W is no where to be found. I have checked my registration info, my contact info and it is correct. Where do I go to edit this?
I just got a new laptop with Windows 7 and transferred all my files from ny XP computer. I used to use outlook express fro my e=mail and can't seem to find it here.
I can't send group email. When I bring up the group I want to send a message to, only the first name is highlighted. Holding down the control key and scrolling down the rest of the names doesn't work. With windows XP, I just hit the group and all the names were brought up.
Someone is sending spam from my e-mail address to my e-mail contacts. I only know this because people are asking and some e-mail are being returned as not delivered. I don't use a password, but I guess it's too late for that now.I recently started using Thunderbird for my e-mail. I was using Yahoo.
So for about a week now some guy has been calling my wife and when she answers he does not talk, just breathes into the phone. ( obviously this started to scare her ) then she had a guy at her work answer when he called again, this time he just hung up no breathing into the phone.A few minutes latter she gets an email.[Title: Phone Etiquette "Rule # 1It is impolite to have someone else answer the phone for you."/]is email is from gmail and it seems gmail does not include the ip address in the header. I've also tried the reverse look up for the phone numbers ( it's been 2-3 diff numbers all (210) 353-XXXXIs there a way to get the ip address from a gmail account or find name/address of the phone number ( they are land lines not cell )
Have new computer running windows 7 with Office Outlook 2003 as my email server. I cannot send a webpage or pic to my email, it wants me to use windows live. Had no problem doing this wind windows xp.
have researched this problem and found the remedy to make the browser and mail programs the defaults in the Control Panel>Default Programs.I have Windows 7 Professional and Windows Live Mail. I also went to the Options windows of Windows Live Mail to insure that it was set as the default. I then went to the Internet Explorer Internet Options window and found that "Internet Explorer (64-bit) cannot be the default browser."I know about using IE 32-bit - I have had to use it for some websitesWhat is the point of have 64-bit if it isn't usable in all situations?? I haven't noticed any difference between the 64-bit version and the 32-bit version. What is it??I guess I need to figure out how to have my internet connection icon open the 32-bit version instead of the 64-bit version.
I just had Windows 7 put on my computer but have not purchased the copy of my Premium Home Edition yet. I have 3 more weeks and I don't know if THAT is my problem which is;
I've seen earlier posts about this quirk that MS should have never let out of the barn. I've found some "solutions" on these forums but when I go to change settings in the default menus, it doesn't "save".
I'm referring to changing default in INT Explorer. Some posters refer to IE8 but mine only says Internet Explorer. My computer guy also has me set up for Google with Google toolbar which comes up when I select the Internet Icon. I would rather have the good old Internet Explorer page come up and type Google into the address bar as I need it vs. Google everything.
I only have 3 buttons OK CANCEL HELP
after I make my adjustments. So I hit OK, but it doesn't save as I will recheck it after each time I try. I do NOT have an apply button which I find strange.
ALSO, for some reason after hopping around on websites or Internet, I can't open my Outlook Express to check email. The Icon just kind of "glows" when I click on it and there is no right click options other than to "unpin" it from the menu bar.
I have to restart/reboot to be able to get back into Outlook to get my email again.
I'm using IE8 and Windows live mail both set as default apps. I'm running ultimate 64 bit. Here's the thing: I press "alt" key to bring up file menu. Under file I choose "Send". The "send link by email" and "send page by email" are greyed out. IE8 is set to my default browser and Windows live mail is set as default for my mail client. This occurs on both the 32 and 64 bit browser..
Mozilla Thunderbird is my e-mail default and accessible via the Command Bar icon in Internet Explorer 8. However, the options under the File tab on the IE8 Menu Bar to send a page or link by e-mail are greyed out and I cannot find any settings to activate them.
