Question about Outlook Express

Hi there,

I have recently created a website using the server and domain tools of CPanel. By using PHP and POST, a particular page of the site has the ability send outgoing mail - through the use of a contact form (user sends enquiry and receives a copy of their message to their address). Unfortunately, Hotmail appears to be sending all outgoing mail from this domain into the junk folder; something that isn't the case with other major email providers such as Gmail, Yahoo etc. Does anyone know why this might be the case?

I have gone through all of the "email authentication" options, and enabled DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail), SPF (Sender Policy Framework) - and it's telling me that the DNS check has passed. Reverse DNS was also tested and came back activated and working. I read that sometimes Hotmail requires a good reputation before it can mark mail as normal inbox - is this the case?

Many thanks,

Aaran.

Note, website is http://bodypressure.co.uk/contact.php

I have been using WLMM for several years, for smaller video projects. Now I am making a larger project (an amateur documentary), and I want quality to be as high as I can get it.

But even though I get footage that is 720p, some even 60fps and look awesome on their own - WLMM lowers the quality. Whenever you add a video file which is HD (720p or higher), the program will "prepare" the footage. It then creates a copy which is put in a "Temp" folder. These files are always wmv (even though the originals are mp4 or avi, for example), take up more space than the original files, and are always 360p. So my awesome footage with 720p and 60fps looks awful in the movie maker.

Is there any way to go around this? I have looked at other programs altogether, but I really like WLMM otherwise, it is practical and easy to use. This is my only real complaint - it's essentially impossible to have HD with it, unless I've missed something (which I really hope I have).

I have just updated my laptop to Windows 10. Before I have done this, on Windows 8.1, I was working on a movie in Windows Movie Maker which I have spent a lot of time and effort on. Now when I open the file in Windows 10 to continue working on it, every clip has an error message saying "The file might be corrupt or in a format that Movie Maker cant recognise. This movie cant be saved until this clip is removed from the project. Error 0x87160139"

Surely there shouldn't have been changes in the update that would result in this??

Downloaded the installer from the MS site, but when I try and run it, it hangs at 41%, then kicks out the following error message: Error: 0x80040705 Source: dotNet40).

Oddly, OneDrive did manage to install, but not any of the others. Weird, right?

Any suggestions?

Also I should mention I recently did a reinstall of Win7, and apparently Windows Essentials did not come along for the ride, which is why I have to re-install it. I searched the x86 folder and there's no Windows Essentials folder there. I only mention that because so many of the sites I've been to in my search for a solution to this problem, want to send me to the x86 folder to delete previous the previous Windows Essentials folder. And finally, the form below makes me choose one product, so I chose movie maker because that is the one I use most, but I'm also trying to get Writer, if that makes any difference.