13. January 2016 · Write a comment · Categories: Uncategorized

When using Windows Live Movie Maker on my Windows 10 PC, I am trying to record a Widescreen (16:9) webcam video. I am using a Logitech C920 HD Pro webcam. Whenever I go to the "Project" ribbon, I change the aspect ration to (16:9), but all that does is keep the same video aspect but with black bars on the sides. I am sure my webcam is widescreen because it works on other camera applications.

In support I was told to go to the tools tab, but that's not showing up. So instead I was told to go to the Movie Maker Options/Advanced section and change from NTSC to PAL, but nothing like that shows up.

13. January 2016 · Write a comment · Categories: Uncategorized

Original Title: Windows Live Mail

Cannot receive emails:

Server Error: 0x00CCC90

Server response: ERR invalid name or password

Server - pop.windstream.net

Windows live mail Error ID 0x800CCC92

Protocol: POP3

Port:110

Secure SSL: no

I  can send emails but not receive any since Dec. 28th.  I downloaded windows 10, had windows 7, problem started before windows 10.  Have changed my password on my Microsoft acct, but that did not fix anything.  Should I get in touch with Windstream, I have had the same passcode with them for years. I have tried to set up a Outlook acct. but it can't seem to find me. Help, I have had this account for over 4 years, whats going on? I downloaded the Window Essentials 2012.

Cannot receive emails:

Server Error: 0x00CCC90

Server response: ERR invalid name or password

Server - pop.windstream.net

Windows live mail Error ID 0x800CCC92

Protocol: POP3

Port:110

Secure SSL: no

I  can send emails but not receive any since Dec. 28th.  I downloaded windows 10, had windows 7, problem started before windows 10.  Have changed my password on my Microsoft acct, but that did not fix anything.  Should I get in touch with Windstream, I have had the same passcode with them for years. I have tried to set up a Outlook acct. but it can't seem to find me. Help, I have had this account for over 4 years, whats going on? I downloaded the Window Essentials 2012.

I am using Windows Live Mail version 2011,  in Windows 7. It worked fine until today. I replied to an email and only got a blank answer frame with a reply heading and Unicode UTF 8. I  tried answering several different emails, all with the same result. Now, in addition to the reply freezing, Live Mail is closing itself and restarting each time. 

I have gone into the Options menu  Read - Fonts, and default is set to Western European (Windows).  In Send, Reply to messages using format in which it was sent is unchecked. International settings is default Western European(Windows).  I have experimented with checking and unchecking things and changing defaults to Unicode UTF 8 etc, but it seems to make no difference.

Please help if possible.

Thanks

13. January 2016 · 3 comments · Categories: Uncategorized

Original Title: vz

Outlook Hotmail just changed their format starting Saturday the 10th of January 2016 which I have been having difficulty working with.  My problem is when I scan a document to an e-mail it goes in the Windows Live Mail and I can type in a message and insert the attachments but when I click send I get a Server error 3219 with error OX8DE00005?  I had now problem with doing this before they changed Outlook.  How can I correct the errors?

Outlook Hotmail just changed their format starting Saturday the 10th of January 2016 which I have been having difficulty working with.  My problem is when I scan a document to an e-mail it goes in the Windows Live Mail and I can type in a message and insert the attachments but when I click send I get a Server error 3219 with error OX8DE00005?  I had now problem with doing this before they changed Outlook.  How can I correct the errors?

I updated Windows Essentials today as an optional update in windows updater, i have a file folder in my email that says "saved items" with several folders under that folder, They Have All Disappeared, how can i get them back, i can see them in windows Outlook (which I HATE), and I can see them on my Android tablet, but not in Live MAIL!!!

I have Dell desktop, Win10 since August 1st, 2015, WLMail2012, Firefox browser.

Hi! someone please let me know the following?

Ever since MS installed automatically Win10 in my computer, I've been suffering 2 weeks every 2 other weeks the shutting down of my emails and/or my internet and/or my Word.

Right now, I've been WITHOUT my WLMail2012 and my Word for the entire week, though I'm able to use the internet.

As you all know, using only one of these 3 elements is of very little use!  I've had it with this thing going on for 6 months!!!

But before I try to go back to Win7, please someone let me know if there's any sign of WHEN they'll end this shutting down thing once and for all, please?

Thanks ever so much fro any idea!   Leidirose

P.S.  Since I have my passwords in my email and I can't open it now, I may not remember my password here to post this and can't even save it to my email...     :o(      Sigh....

I have just set up a new email address using a different host (Gmail) but will continue to use Outlook 2011 for Mac as my interface.  I have already set up Outlook for my new Gmail account and can currently see emails coming into both old (non-Gmail) and new accounts.

I would now like to move some of my folders and sub-folders from my old account to my new Gmail account so I can continue to work with them and be able search for specific emails in them.  Outlook 2011 always runs in the cached mode but does this cache remain permanent and is it a single file (.olm?) comprised of emails from both accounts or are there separate caches for each account?  And once I am no longer using my old email account can I perpetually view emails from the last available cache for this account? 

Finally, will I need to import this file to my new account, and how is that done, or can I, in Outlook, simply drag the folders that I wish to continue using from my old email account over to my new one?

I have just set up a new email address using a different host (Gmail) but will continue to use Outlook 2011 for Mac as my interface.  I have already set up Outlook for my new Gmail account and can currently see emails coming into both old (non-Gmail) and new accounts.

I would now like to move some of my folders and sub-folders from my old account to my new Gmail account so I can continue to work with them and be able search for specific emails in them.  Outlook 2011 always runs in the cached mode but does this cache remain permanent and is it a single file (.olm?) comprised of emails from both accounts or are there separate caches for each account?  And once I am no longer using my old email account can I perpetually view emails from the last available cache for this account? 

Finally, will I need to import this file to my new account, and how is that done, or can I, in Outlook, simply drag the folders that I wish to continue using from my old email account over to my new one?