I am receiving email messages from inappropriate websites and I don't know how they could get my email user name when I don't visit sites even remotely like that. I delete them but they still keep coming.
Thank you!
04. February 2013 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail, Outlook.com · Tags: computer, email messages, inappropriate websites
24. January 2013 · Write a comment · Categories: Outlook for Mac · Tags: email messages, the Outlook
I have saved email messages as *.msg in my PC outlook. I have copied them to Mac finder. How do I read them in the outlook for mac?
17. January 2013 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail, Outlook.com · Tags: conversation, conversations, correspondence, email messages, ungroup
I thought I was grouping a single email correspondence, but it grouped all my conversations and I'd just as soon not have this feature but can't see how to 'undo' it.
How do I group email messages by the date that they came in.
09. January 2013 · Write a comment · Categories: Outlook for Mac · Tags: email messages, tab, tab key
I want to enter a line of text, hit the tab key, enter a number, hit return to go to the next line and repeat, thereby creating a small table. Simple.
However, when I do exactly this and send the message (HTML), in the message received the tabs are ignored and replaced by single spaces, turning the previously aligned data into a jumbled mess in the recipients' email message.
Having lost the ability to create tables in email with this limited version of Outlook (I switched from PC to Mac), tabbing seems to be the only way to create a quick table in Outlook:Mac email messages, short of the ridiculous idea of creating one
in another application and cutting and pasting.
How then do tabs work? It seems pointless to use a tab if it is ignored or reformatted in the recipient's email.
29. December 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: livemail · Tags: computer, corect, email, email messages, live mail, mail, time
The time displayed on my live mail messages is 3 hours behind the actual time the computer is set for. How do I corect this?
29. December 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: livemail · Tags: computer, corect, email, email messages, live mail, mail, time
The time displayed on my live mail messages is 3 hours behind the actual time the computer is set for. How do I corect this?
19. December 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail, Outlook.com · Tags: afternoon, attachments, computer, email, email messages, message, MS Word attachments, this afternoon, Word
Suddenly this afternoon, I am unable to add an attachment to my email messages. Earlier in the day, I sent and received messages with MS Word attachments. I restarted my computer and the problem persisted. Will the problem go away on its own or do I
need to take some action?
19. December 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail, Outlook.com · Tags: afternoon, attachments, computer, email, email messages, message, MS Word attachments, this afternoon, Word
Suddenly this afternoon, I am unable to add an attachment to my email messages. Earlier in the day, I sent and received messages with MS Word attachments. I restarted my computer and the problem persisted. Will the problem go away on its own or do I
need to take some action?
15. December 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail, Outlook.com · Tags: com, Comcast, email messages, forwarding, microsoft, Outlook, phone, support, support phone number
Very disappointed with Hotmail... Recently lost over 10 yrs of emails -- logged in after a long time of inactivity (messages were forwarding to a Comcast account I check daily), and my account was completely empty with just a "Getting started..." email
from Hotmail. Restoring deleted does not help. Additionally, can't find a support phone number, and may have called a fraudulent/phishing scam company by mistake, trying to fix this. ( They offered to sell me security products for my hotmail account?!) Changed
all passwords from a different machine, and Microsoft has now pushed my account into Outlook.com. So my questions are:
Can I talk directly to an official Microsoft support specialist?
Can I get back the emails that were lost?
If I've been hacked, can I secure the account?
Can I backup a 2nd related/associated hotmail account (also has more than 10yrs of messages, still intact so far), then close both accounts? (Will need to update all personal accounts on other sites first that use either address as my login...)
Thank you.
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