How do I stop Hotmail from forwarding my emails to my other email accounts?
How can I save individual emails from Windows Live to folders on my hard drive (Windows 7)?
This morning I opened my Hotmail inbox and all messages, folders and contacts etc. appear in a much reduced font size.  Solution anyone please?
I use hotmail via a web browser. Somehow an Outlook "connection" or some sort of link/install started to occur, then I noticed it and cancelled. (This is my theorizing on how this occurred.) But now, on this computer only, (works on other CPUs and phone) I cannot get to my hotmail contacts. It takes me to https://bay002.mail.live.com/mail/contacts.mvc#!/mail//contactserror.aspx and just gives "an error occurred" etc. But that page says "Outlook", though it looks like my old hotmail people page. How do I get my contacts back on hotmail this computer which seems to have incompletely linked the 2. There is no Outlook in my program list on the task manager, there is no Outlook toolbar on my hotmail page. I followed some directions for removing Outlook MUI, though I don't see it anywhere. The MS fix-it looked at my registry etc, made some changes, that didn't fix it either. Also, when I reply to an email, the "to" line is blank on this computer only. Somehow hotmail and outlook have been linked and I can't unlink them.
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I get a pop up block when closing out of hotmail that asks if I only want to view content delivered securely.  It also says content will not be delivered using a secure HTTPS connection.  What can I change to get this to stop?  It just started recently and only shows up every time I log off hotmail.
I received an email from the airlines and need to print it out so I have my boarding pass. Every time I try to print it wants to print the whole screen showing my hotmail folders, etc. How can I print the email message only? It is not an attachment and when I try to open in a new window or save as it still does the entire screen. So annoying! Thanks