features of outlook express?
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It is one of the easier to use. Go to "help" in the menu bar, to ask specific questions, because there are so many things you can do.
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use outlook express if you have yahoo  mail plus. every time i try to just paste into the body it prompts me to use the upload feature since they started it online. i use express now
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true image can easily backup Outlook messages and settings, i've tried it and it works awesome.
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In Outlook Express, Go to Tools and then Accounts.  Click on the tab that says Mail.  Then click on the Button to the Right that says Add.  Then Select Mail.  Once you select Mail then a Wizard will open up and follow the prompts
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Setting Up Mail Servers in Outlook Express\n\nSometimes simple questions are maddeningly difficult to answer. A recurring example is the apparently simple "How do I set up my mail server in Outlook Express?" The easy answer is simplicity itself: Click Tools, click Accounts, click Add, click Mail, and then just follow the wizard. The wizard asks for your name (easy), your e-mail address (also usually easy), and then asks you to set up your mail server. It is here that the easy answer all too often fails since many users, especially new ones, not only don't know the names and type of their mail servers, but also often don't know what a mail server is.\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/IE/community/columns/mailserver.mspx
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try mail.ameritech.net  for both incoming and aoutgoing mail if you're setting up outlook express
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you can try using gmail account with google.com\nonce u open an account, there is link which can incoporate gmail account to outlook express.\ncontact me if u wish....
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Outlook will work.   \n\nBasically, you don't want to use specialized software. You would like to HAND this over to someone else someday.  \n\nYou can customize something with Excel.   The combination of spreadsheets and Word Mail merges might be a good thing.   But Word CAN be used to Mail Merge with Outlook too.
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Well, Outlook Express is a email Client...\n\nA email Client is an application/software that is dfesigned to access your email Inbox and download all emails to your PC, so that you don't need the internet everytime to read emails...its just once, you connect to the internet, download your emails, then view them while being disconnected...\n\nConcerning the configuration with your ISP email Account, you need your POP and SMTP from your ISP, and they will tell you exactly how to use them
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Outlook Express doesn't have a Favorites tool. If you're referring to Internet Explorer Favorites, go to "File" - "Import and Export" and use the wizard.
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From your Outlook Express pulldown menus, click tools, accounts, mail tab, properties, servers tab.\n\nThen you should be able to enter it into your POP 3 incoming and outgoing boxes.
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in outlook go to tools>options>mail format
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You don't!  That particular toolbar was removed by Microsoft.  You will have to go into your all programs file and create desktop shortcut, to access your Outlook express.  Wasn't that nice of them!
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Just a question for now:\n\nWhat are you using to send your email (and attach those files): an email client, such as Outlook or Outlook Express, or a webmail interface?
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I know with Microsoft Outlook you can change the option to a certain email you are about to send and request for delivery notice and also the read notice. I am not sure about the others but I am using Outlook and I can always do it.
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You should try Thunderbird!\n\nThunderbird is a free replacement to Outlook Express and it might solve your problem.\n\nAlso try the companion program to Thunderbird called Firefox.  It is a free browser that has better features than Internet Explorer.  It's more secure too.
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assuming you're refering to Yahoo! Mail beta (so many things beta these days) it seems as if it will have an MS Outlook-esque interface, where there are multiple panes for viewing email. This way one does not have to open up a new internet page each time to view or edit or compose something. the unofficial yahoo weblog has a good review of it in the link below