When will Microsoft let users know that WLM 2012 on Windows 10 works properly with the new Outlook and with the patch required for this combination? Also, the cutover date?
Thanks
hi, I had window 7 pro and upgrade for window 10
since I can't send or receive e-mail it says - Window Live Mail Error ID: 0x800C013E
and I am not a Pro in computer, I need help pls
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Gilles
How do I export my contacts in Outlook 2011 for Mac to my Outlook 2010 for windows?
When I export contacts from Mac Outlook 2011, I can only export a text file for the windows version. When I try to import the txt file into my Office 2010 for Windows using the Tab Separated values for windows option to my contacts folder, nothing shows up in the folder even though it looks like it is importing the data. Is there another option?
Thanks Don
I am operating Windows 7. I uninstalled Windows Essentials 2011 and installed Windows Essentials 2012. At the end of the installation the following message popped up: "missing client HIP object". Live Mail 2012 seems to be working perfectly and synching with Outlook.com including the calendar. I have not, repeat not, updated this Live Mail by the patch that has caused so much trouble.
What is the client HIP object for? And should I be concerned to try and fix it?
Thanks for any responses.
I started several projects in Windows Movie Maker version 2012 (build 16.4.3528.0331) on Windows 8.1. I imported 1-2 video files per project, where the video files were in a direct subdirectory of the project directory. I waited until WMM finished with "Movie Maker is preparing your files"; then I saved each project.
Then I decided to move my video files to be in the same directory as the project file (the subdirectory name was a meaningless artifact from the camcorder). I renamed and moved the file(s), then edited the .wlmp file with Notepad to change the absolute path to the video file to its new location.
I opened the project; but WMM again said "Movie Maker is preparing your files"! Why?
What is the recommended way to organize files (project, video and photo) to allow me to move them all together to a new directory without having to re-prepare all the files?
I have read countless posts and I've tried a number of suggestions I found that may be relevant but I'm starting to throw in the towel. Here is my situation. I have a 2010 iMac desktop which is running Snow Leopard 10.6.8. and I have Microsoft Outlook for Mac 2011 (version 14.5.9) installed on it and use this for my work email. Due to the nature of my work, I must have records of client emails so retaining these is very important. My email account through GoDaddy.com was setup as a POP account.
One day a couple of months ago, I was happily using my Outlook for Mac and it crashed. I somehow got it to run again, but I am unable to receive emails. When I hit Send/Receive it crashes again. So I have just been working "offline" to be able to view old emails and just use GoDaddy's webmail online to send/receive new mail. The weird thing is, I am able to send emails still using Outlook if I go "online," hit send, and then quickly go back offline. I tried to backup (i.e. export) and rebuild, but it crashes every time. I get error message 18000. I realize this is usually a memory issue however each folder is under 2GB and I have 300GB (out of 500GB) memory available.
Due to these issues, I decided to upgrade to Office 365 through GoDaddy and installed everything on my new MacBook Air laptop. I would really like to get my old emails off of my desktop and install the new Outlook for Mac 2016 on my desktop and begin using that. I'm just not sure how to get my old emails and very scared about losing years worth of client emails. Perhaps the files are just too big and it's better to keep them separate from my new Outlook? I do use Time Capsule nightly and do have one for the night before my computer crashed. I'm also unsure if I need to upgrade my OS to something like Yosemite.
I really appreciate any advice. I've spent full days trying to fix this and at my wits end. Thanks all and Happy New Year!
I have read countless posts and I've tried a number of suggestions I found that may be relevant but I'm starting to throw in the towel. Here is my situation. I have a 2010 iMac desktop which is running Snow Leopard 10.6.8. and I have Microsoft Outlook for Mac 2011 (version 14.5.9) installed on it and use this for my work email. Due to the nature of my work, I must have records of client emails so retaining these is very important. My email account through GoDaddy.com was setup as a POP account.
One day a couple of months ago, I was happily using my Outlook for Mac and it crashed. I somehow got it to run again, but I am unable to receive emails. When I hit Send/Receive it crashes again. So I have just been working "offline" to be able to view old emails and just use GoDaddy's webmail online to send/receive new mail. The weird thing is, I am able to send emails still using Outlook if I go "online," hit send, and then quickly go back offline. I tried to backup (i.e. export) and rebuild, but it crashes every time. I get error message 18000. I realize this is usually a memory issue however each folder is under 2GB and I have 300GB (out of 500GB) memory available.
Due to these issues, I decided to upgrade to Office 365 through GoDaddy and installed everything on my new MacBook Air laptop. I would really like to get my old emails off of my desktop and install the new Outlook for Mac 2016 on my desktop and begin using that. I'm just not sure how to get my old emails and very scared about losing years worth of client emails. Perhaps the files are just too big and it's better to keep them separate from my new Outlook? I do use Time Capsule nightly and do have one for the night before my computer crashed. I'm also unsure if I need to upgrade my OS to something like Yosemite.
I really appreciate any advice. I've spent full days trying to fix this and at my wits end. Thanks all and Happy New Year!
I use windows 10 and every time I want to open movie maker i keep getting a pop up saying, "The program cant start because MSVCR110.dll is missing from your computer." Ive tried to reinstall it and ive also tried to fix the problem by reinstalling the
visual 64 and 86 with no prevail. Im at a loss here and im not sure on what to do.
Original Title: Windows Live Mail
After downloading Windows 10 I am unable to access Windows Live Mail. The computer just sits there with the blue circle turning. I use task manager to end the program. I checked net framework 3.5 was downloaded. I also downloaded windows essentials and after that tried to repair WLM. Still can't access WLM or my e-mail contacts. Wasn't sure I wanted to download Windows 10 but trying to "keep up" with progress. Guess I should've skipped it.
After downloading Windows 10 I am unable to access Windows Live Mail. The computer just sits there with the blue circle turning. I use task manager to end the program. I checked net framework 3.5 was downloaded. I also downloaded windows essentials
and after that tried to repair WLM. Still can't access WLM or my e-mail contacts. Wasn't sure I wanted to download Windows 10 but trying to "keep up" with progress. Guess I should've skipped it.
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