Question about Outlook Express

Hello all,

I need to move all my emails -- including inbox subfolders and storage folders, etc. -- from Windows Live Mail 2012 on a Windows 8 computer, to Outlook (or another suggested program) on a Windows 10 computer.  Please help.

If there's another program that would be effective for my email management on my new computer, with similar functionality to Windows Live Mail or Outlook, please advise.  The free Windows Mail program doesn't seem to have the organizational capacity I need.

Thanks.

how can I avoid having to reboot before I can actually read my emails?

To Whom it may concern,

I recently created a movie with audio on Windows Movie Maker and when I tried to send or save it, the audio would split into pieces and remove some parts altogether. I then had to rerecord everything before the same thing happened yet again. Am I doing something wrong? Where is the audio going and how do I fix it?

Thank you,

Emma Huffman

***Moved from: Other/Unknown / Music, photos, & video***

Hi there,

I have my question about Postal Client WLM 2012. I still evaluate it as best ever created by MS since OE times.

My question is about main page and it' s box "SERVICE" (second from the right).

Now you see its image in shortened compact view. I hate it.

As you see it contains drop-down menu "get mail" and "standby".

I hate drop-down menu.

I know it may be converted into normal menu, which is a bit longer.

HOW I can DO IT?  Damn program does not have reference base anymore!!!

This is happening a LOT!  On a large number of my incoming emails, when I click to open OR when I right-click to delete/send to junk, etc, a Windows Live Mail error box pops up that says "a problem occurred when trying to open this message.  A problem has occurred.  Please try again."

This is driving me crazy.  How can I fix this problem??  Please help me on this!

Nancy Nowak

*** Email address is removed for privacy ***

248.860.1100 (mobile)

I have installed on my new Windows 10 Desktop PC "Windows Live Mail". I do not remember the details of the Installation process; but the result is a working Live Mail, with a support of English and German Spell-Checking. 

Since (like many other in Switzerland) I am often writing emails, in German, in English or in French, I would like (same as on my old Windows 7 PC)  to be able to also have the option of a French Spell-Checking. In contrast to my new Office 365 copy  I was not able to customize Windows Live Mail to support also as a third language a French Language spellchecking (I do not wish to use Outlook, because I have no time to learn about it and to become efficient with its use),

I followed the following instructions found in the Internet  to install an additional language to Windows Live Mail:

1)       Launch Windows Live Mail

2)       Click on the "Datei" tab (=File Tab in English?)

3)       Click on Options

4)       Click on Mail…

5)       When th Options Window pops up, switch to the Spelling tab

I then see  in the lower part of the Window following languages which have been installed:

·       -   4 German language variations (2 versions for Germany, one for Austria, one for Switzerland)

·        -  and 4 english language variations

But I see no possibility to install another language (e.g. French) as an additional language, while the Internet descriptions suggest, that I would be able to install other languages. Could you please help me? 

Notice that I found a Post dated August 2, 2014 posted by JeanLizotte and answered by jFiredog an August 2, 2014. But it did not help.

Thank You very much in advance for your assistance.