22. March 2016 · Write a comment · Categories: Uncategorized
I am trying to post a power point presentation into movie maker so that I can upload it onto YouTube. However, when I try to upload the presentation to do the voice over it says the file type is not supported. Anyone have any ideas on how to remedy the problem? Thanks!
22. March 2016 · Write a comment · Categories: Uncategorized
hey Juzar_Ali..     many thanks for the response..  am running windows live mail 2011.. installed windows 10.. did not like the way it slowed down my puter.. uninstalled it..  so far only problem I notice is the deletion of emails.. when I click the X on the right side of the delete tab, the window appears for permission to remove all items.. I click yes but nothing happens.. also when I go down the list of delete items one by one some will go away others won't.. what do you think?? again thanks
22. March 2016 · Write a comment · Categories: Uncategorized
allow sender option is always displayed on all emails in my inbox
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Hi All

I have Windows 7 o/s and am using Windows e-mail 2011. Havent upgraded to Windows 10--nor do I want to but may not be my choice soon.

So, Windows Live mail wont open. See error message # in Subject header.

Ran Windows Essentials 2011 to do a diagnostic and repair it but this message came up:

'No Internet Connection

The intrnet connection was lost. make sure you're connected and try INSTALLING again'.

Huh? My internet is working just fine.

I haven't uninstalled the program.

I note that my security system is also telling me that RPC endpoints not found. Has Microsoft pulled the plug, so that i have to go to Windows 10/

Any fixes for any of this/

Thanks in advance!

22. March 2016 · Write a comment · Categories: Uncategorized

Original title: output file

How can I output my movie as a ".mov" file?

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How can I output my movie as a ".mov" file?

I recently experienced a crash which required uninstalling and reinstalling Windows 7 via the recovery files that came stored on the computer. I downloaded and installed Windows Live Mail 2012 and loaded backed up emails, contacts, etc. into it. Everything appeared to be working fine for a few day. Now, all of a sudden, emails that I delete come right back and appear in the Inbox and All Mail folders. 

I want to replace Live Mail with Outlook 2003, but I want to first delete several messages that I don't want to import. Please help.

Herb

I recently experienced a crash which required uninstalling and reinstalling Windows 7 via the recovery files that came stored on the computer. I downloaded and installed Windows Live Mail 2012 and loaded backed up emails, contacts, etc. into it. Everything appeared to be working fine for a few day. Now, all of a sudden, emails that I delete come right back and appear in the Inbox and All Mail folders. 

I want to replace Live Mail with Outlook 2003, but I want to first delete several messages that I don't want to import. Please help.

Herb

22. March 2016 · Write a comment · Categories: Uncategorized

Hi All

HELP! Getting this message on my e-mail (and I can't open the e-mail):

'Windows Live Mail could not be started. It may not be installed correctly. Make sure that your disk is not full or that you are not out of memory. (Ox80041161)'

I have Windows 2011 e-mail, System 7 (I think). I've resisited upgrading to Windows 10 (and mail 2012, which sounds like a nightmare). I'm wondering if there is some interference from Microsoft side--looks like they're not supporting 2011 anymore?

Oh, and my internet security also tells me that it is not hooking up to ' RPC endpoints'. And the Endpoint mapper, I'm presuming.  I'm wondering if MS has delib cut that off for my older version of the software?

So, I've done the basic stuff that I've found on the net.

1) checked: lots of space and RAM

2) ran a systems scan. All good there.

Anyone have any suggestions as to how i should proceed??

Thanks!

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Original Title: Windows live mail won't start

When trying to open live mail I get a message "There was a problem signing you in click ok to continue" when I do that it takes me to the hotmail site but not to the computer based app. How do I get my e-mail without having to go to the hotmail site?