I've only tried it while WLM is running. The app is showing up as
running, but it is not showing up in the main drop down menu, thus my
concern as to whether it is properly installed. Maybe it is running
and is not supposed to show up in the main apps drop down like most
other apps? But if it is running properly, where is the WLM set file.
It is nowhere to be found. I can't even manually open and associate
it because I can't find it anywhere. I uninstalled the app and
manually downloaded and reinstalled it with the same results. If the
app isn't supposed to show up in the apps drop down when running, no
problem there. It does show up in the app manager as running when WLM
is running, but I am still getting the Default set file with no sign
of the WLM set file that is supposed to come with the app anywhere
for manual association and that can't be right. I don't know if
having the proper set file associated will stop the issue I am having
of stuttering and repetition in the list of folders, but it has to be
better to have the right set file regardless of the effect on that
issue. Thanks for helping me out on this, whether I get the set file
and app issue cleared up or not, I am not disliking WLM and think I
might be able to use it. It has to be better than dealing with an
increasingly unstable install of Eudora.
Thanks,
Chris
At 04:51 PM 5/2/2011, net bat wrote:
have you tried looking at the running apps while live mail is
loaded? the list of apps are set to global if the wlm app is not
running globally which i think would be the case then it would not
show in the list until you change the view from global to maybe all
files by name.
the app would be removed from memory when wlm is not running.
----- Original Message -----
From: <mailto:[email protected]>Chris Tekell
To: <mailto:[email protected]>net bat
Sent: Monday, May 02, 2011 2:57 PM
Subject: Re: Windows Live Mail setup
Thanks for the setup tips. The issue I am having is that I had
already done just what you said to get the WLM app. The app shows as
installed and running, but there is no listing for it in the main
apps dropdown menu when WLM is on and there is no WLM set file shown
in the list of set files installed. I will look for it to try to
install it to WE manually, but I thought it would at least install
with the app package if it wouldn't associate automatically.
Thanks,
Chris
At 10:26 AM 5/2/2011, net bat wrote:
open the app get menu and download the wlm package. then you can
install it.----- Original Message -----
set it to use the global inbox if you want all messages to go to
one mail box for all your accounts.
i think its the compact view i use to stop it from saying x un
readd messages.
i think even with the set files loaded you have to manually
associate the wlm.gra and wlm.key dictionaries manually.
somewhere in w e you have to tell it to use both the global and
program dictionaries before the wlm dictionaries will show in the list.
From: <mailto:[email protected]>Chris Tekell
To: <mailto:[email protected]>[email protected]
Sent: Monday, May 02, 2011 6:32 AM
Subject: Windows Live Mail setup
Last night I had a crash that corrupted my Eudora Inbox and though I
have it working somewhat again, I've decided to try out Windows Live
Mail. It was easy to get started, but I have a few questions.
First, the WLM app does not show up in the list of apps under the app
menu when WLM is open and the associated setfile is Default. I
thought that the app came with set files. Is this how things are
supposed to be or is something wrong? When browsing the list of
folders, I get a lot of repetition and stuttering and was wondering
if this was a regular issue or something caused by the app and set
files not associating correctly.
Second, is there any way to import my other Eudora mailboxes into WLM?
Third, if I decided to use WLM as my RSS reader, is there any way to
import my list of feeds from Accessible RSS Reader? I am subscribed
to over 200 feeds and the idea of manually changing over is a bit daunting.
Finally, any other tips or tricks for improving the accessibility or
general layout of WLM? Aside from briefly trying out the odd new
email client from time to time, I have been using Eudora pretty much
solidly since somewhere around 1994 or 1995, so I've dug myself quite
the deep and fortified comfort zone. Any changes needed to the
default security settings for best malware protection?
Thanks,
Chris
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