Thu Nov 10 2005, 09:32 PM
I understand that some of you may already know about this, but Windows Live; or just Live has a whole new suite of possibilites for the Online Services division for MSN.
Windows Live Mail, which will someday replace Hotmail, closely replicates the Outlook Email system and has the same features like it as well.
You are able to preview your messages without leaving your inbox, perform drag-and-drop operations, one-click control over spam and junk mail, a right click menu (like MSN Explorer's where you can reply, delete, forward, etc), and you have 2 GB of storage to use.
Although it is still in Beta Testing, much like GMail and Yahoo! Mail Beta is as well, you will see this when Windows Live is released to the general public. MSN, like for the Windows Live Messenger thread, will be only for content only for MSN and MSNBC.
For more information, visit Mail Call - The Hotmail Team
Windows Live Mail, which will someday replace Hotmail, closely replicates the Outlook Email system and has the same features like it as well.
You are able to preview your messages without leaving your inbox, perform drag-and-drop operations, one-click control over spam and junk mail, a right click menu (like MSN Explorer's where you can reply, delete, forward, etc), and you have 2 GB of storage to use.
Although it is still in Beta Testing, much like GMail and Yahoo! Mail Beta is as well, you will see this when Windows Live is released to the general public. MSN, like for the Windows Live Messenger thread, will be only for content only for MSN and MSNBC.
For more information, visit Mail Call - The Hotmail Team