Has anyone used Windows Live Mail Beta(Microsoft)? Does it effect my previous data stored in my email inbox?
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No Its Does Not Effect Your Previous Mails. Only The Layout Is Chnaged When You Subscribe To Live Mail Beta. All Folders Created By You And All Messages Remain There. Dont Worry... All Your Data Is Safe :)
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Probably, although it may depend on your mail applications and/or operating systems.\n\nI routinely get emails at my Yahoo mail account which I then turn around and forward to myself at my non-Yahoo email address. I "Forward as Attachment", as opposed to the regular, plain old "Forward". Then it shows up at my other address (in my Outlook mail program), as an email from me, with an icon for the attached original email. Doubleclicking the attachment opens that original Yahoo email, with all the original sender and date/time information intact.\n\nFor my purposes, I'm usually forwarding myself email reciepts that I want to save, so it's also good to note that I can just single-click on the attachment, and drag-and-drop it into a "Receipts" folder in Outlook.\n\nSo, look for the option to forward as an attachment, and the original mail header will likely be preserved.
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"When we started the Windows Live Mail beta, it was only available for users in the US and UK.  But we didn't want to keep the fun all to ourselves.  The beta is available (or will be very soon) in the following countries:\n\n* Australia\n* Brazil\n* Canada\n* China\n* France\n* Germany\n* Italy\n* Japan\n* Spain\n* United States\n* United Kingdom\n\n"If you live in one of these countries, you can go to http://ideas.live.com/ and sign up for the waiting list.  We're working hard to get invitations out to everyone who signs up.  If you don't live in one of those countries, don't worry.  We'll be adding support for more countries."\n\n- Steve Kafka. December 15, 2005.
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NO ,  for Hotmail account, it does not have any effect, except by opeing your box and your system is slow already then opening the page of your inbox will as well slow
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Removing an application does not mean that your operating system is returned to its previously functional state. You need to reload your previous web-browser at the very least.\n\nKeep in mind that everything from Microsoft is buggy.\n\nYou may need to reload your entire operating system (including your email editor).
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''beta'' means that it is still in the testing stages.  \n\nIt seems like Yahoo would love to hear about your prob, but I guess not.\n\nIf it was me, I'd just get rid of beta mail & use the old thing.
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I have XP and can run Yahoo Mail Beta.  But let me be honest with you...i love Yahoo but the Mail Beta is horrendous!  It needs a lot of work!\n\nIt's similar to Microsoft Outlook which I liked but there were so many problems that its just not worth it!\n\nStick with the old mail.
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Is it in your like bulk or spam folder or something?  I don't know if hotmail has one of those, but just a thought.
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Nope, sorry.  They're gone.\n\nYou could possibly get them back by doing a system restore to a restore point a day or so ago.  But I'm not sure even that would work.\n\nYou could check to see if there are copies still on your email provider's server.
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Sure friend.  Whether it is yahoo beta are window live beta.\nIt is more advance,amazing and give you real life in all fields.  Spell ches does work on Betamail.
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Sry, unless there's some magic wand, then you can't retrieve it.  I save emails in folders until I can look at them more.
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I am on the BETA for Yahoo Mail as well. Just the other day they came out with a new release and it works with IE 7. The new home page for Yahoo doesn't work yet though. That should be working with it soon though too. It takes time to get everything compatible when working with computers.
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You get your invite after you sign up.\n\nJust go to http://ideas.live.com/ and click on Windows Live Mail Beta then Sign Up. You'll have to enter your Hotmail address and then wait for them to contact you.
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Why not just use the Outlook that came with your XP?\n\n///
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No, yahoo mail is server based and all data is kept and deleted there not on your computer. To make you computer use safer make sure cookies are turned off and don't save password.
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Hey Satan what's up? Been awhile since I've talked to the devil (-:\n\nYou can also check with your ISP. I use Outlook Express for some dedicated email addresses and I have my pop3 mail server setup to "save a copy" of every email that passes thru. \n\nWorth a shot - what the heck. \n\nYou can also check your OE folders file in windows Explorer as it could be lingering around in there.\n\nMy folders file is located:\nC//\nDocuments and Settings\n(username)\nApplication Data\nLocal Settings\nApplication Data\nIdentities\nMicrosoft\nOutlook Express
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Nope, sorry. Microsoft deleted all your emails.