Highlight mail's from perticular sender

 

 

 

 

 

               Not all emails are equally important for you. Messages from my friends rank higher than some newsletters, for example. So in this article we are going to learn to highlight perticluar sender's mails.

You like to have Windows Live Mail highlight them automatically with a color so I can quickly and easily, so that you can concentrate on these important emails. It is easy task to do highlight One Sender's Mail Automatically in Windows Live Mail.

Steps to highlight all messages from a particular sender automatically with a color in Windows Live Mail:

    * Select "Tools" | "Message Rules" | "Mail"... from the menu.

    * Click the "New"... button.

    * Make sure Where the From line contains people is selected under conditions.

    * Select Highlight it with color under "Actions".

    * Click on contains people in the Rule Description.

    * Enter the sender's email address or select it from the address book using the Address Book... button.

    * Click "OK".

    * Click on "color" in the Rule Description.

    * Use the Color: drop-down menu to select the color.

    * Give the new filter a descriptive name under Name of the rule:.
          o (Something like "email.guide -> navy" maybe). 

    * Click "OK".

    * Click "OK" again.

These steps can be followed in Windows Live mail installed in Windows XP and Windows 7.

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How to delete email permanently: Live mail

                      When you spot a message with a suspiciously looking attachment in Windows Live Mail you want it gone from your computer. In this article we are going to learn the same, that is how to delete email which is bypassing the trash folder.In other words deleting an email permanently from windows live mail.

So you hit the Del key, only to find Windows Live Mail put the malicious email in the trash instead of immediately getting rid of it completely. This is a nice safety net, but sometimes what you want is deletion without a net. that is where this article will help you to delete a Message which is bypassing the Trash in Windows Live Mail.

steps to delete a message immediately without the Recycle Bin in Windows Live Mail:

    * Hold down the "Shift key" while pressing "Del".

    * Click "Yes".

Be careful with this shortcut though, since your message won't be recoverable once deleted this way.

These steps can be followed for Windows live mail installed in on windows OS like Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7.

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Create New mail from Command line: Live mail

                 What could be easier than starting a new messages in Windows Live Mail. All it takes is a click on the Create Mail button.

But what if you fancy starting a new message from a command prompt, possibly without the main window of Windows Live Mail showing, or if you want to create messages programmatically from other applications? In this article we are going to learn how to create new mail thru command line for Windows live mail.

Both can be accomplished with command line arguments. You can create a simple message, but you can also specify default recipients as well as a default subject and message text.Create a Message in Windows Live Mail from the Command Line.
 

Steps to create a new email message in Windows Live Mail from the Windows command line:

    * For Windows Live Mail:
          o Type '"C:\Program Files\Windows Live\Mail\wlmail" /mailurl:%'.
  
    * Hit Enter. 

Steps to create a message with default To:, Cc:, Bcc:, Subject and message body fields:

    * Type '"C:\Program Files\Windows Live\Mail\wlmail" /mailurl:%' .

    * Use the mailto URL encoder to construct a mailto: URL containing the desired default values.
          o For a message sent To: "recipient@example.com" by default with a Subject: of "Hello" and a body of "Hi there", the URL would be "mailto:recipient@example.com?subject=Hello&body=Hi%20there", for example. 

    * Copy and paste the URL to the command line, appending it immediately after "mailurl:".

    * Enter a quotation mark '"' between "mailto:" and the email address of the default recipient.

          o The full command line using the above example is, using Windows Live Mail, '"C:\Program Files\Windows Live\Mail\wlmail" /mailurl:mailto:"recipient@example.com?subject=Hello&body=Hi%20there' (again including the inner but not including the outermost quotation marks).

These steps can be followed in Windows Live mail installed in Windows XP and Windows 7.

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Adding Address automatically in Live Mail

 

                        Again and again, you been told to "build your address book" so you have the addresses of your friends and family members when you need them. Of course, you never really followed this advice — until you found a very helpful feature in Windows Live Mail.

Whenever you reply to somebody via email a few times, Windows Live Mail can add the recipients to your address book automatically. What a sweet way to build a comprehensive list of contacts! In this article were going to see the same that is how to build address book in easy way. Build Your Windows Live Mail Address Book Automatically.
 

Steps to have people to whom you reply added to your Windows Live Mail contacts automatically:


    * Select "Tools" | "Options"... from the menu.
        o In Windows Live Mail, you may have to hold down the "Alt key" to see the menu bar. 

 
    * Go to the "Send" tab.

 
    * Make sure "Automatically put people I reply to in my address book after the third reply" is checked.

 
    * Click "OK".

This steps can be followed for Windows Live mail installed in Windows XP and Windows 7.

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Tech Update: Intel's new Technology "Thunder Bolt"

               Intel's long-awaited Light Peak technology, now known formally as "Thunderbolt", is finally available on its first consumer device, and the company today unveiled more details about when we'll be seeing it in consumer PCs and gadgets.

First unveiled at Intel's Developer Conference back in 2009, the data transfer tech promises to replace a handful of ports with one that can do more things, and do them faster.

Its first inclusion in a computer is in Apple's MacBook Pro line, which refreshed earlier today with Thunderbolt ports across the line. Intel followed up a few hours later with a press conference about the technology, as well as its plans to bring it to computers and devices over the next year or so.

This article will help readers to give  better understanding on what the technology is and why it matters.

What is Thunderbolt?

          Thunderbolt is Intel's new input/output technology that promises to bring transfer speeds that exceed what is currently available with USB 3.0, as well as extending that speed across several devices at once. In terms of where you'll see it, Thunderbolt will appear as a new port on laptops and PCs, as well as on devices that support it.

The technology itself makes use of existing DisplayPort and PCI-Express data protocols to open up what you can do with a single port into multiple uses and at high speeds. This includes "daisy chaining" up to seven Thunderbolt-equipped devices together, while retaining full speed across all of them at once.

How fast is it?
       Thunderbolt currently runs with a top speed of 10Gbps, though in future  Intel expects  top 100Gbps in data throughput when it moves from a copper wire to optical fiber. In the interim, copper wire has both speed and cable length limits, keeping cable length at 3 meters or less. The data transfer is also bidirectional, meaning it can both transmit and receive data at the same time, and at its top speed.

During Intel's press conference about the technology. the company demonstrated it working on a MacBook Pro, pulling four raw, uncompressed 1080p video streams through a Thunderbolt storage array, and feeding into a Thunderbolt-attached display, all the while topping more than 600MBps in its transfer speeds. An earlier test of just file transferring had gotten it up to 800MBps.

To put this in perspective of what's been available up to this point, that's twice as fast as the theoretical limit of USB 3.0, 20 times faster than USB 2.0, and 12 times faster than FireWire 800.


When can I get it?
    The long and the short of it is that you can get Thunderbolt today, so long as you buy Apple's MacBook Pro, which is the first laptop to ship with a Thunderbolt port as a standard port across its entire line. As far as it arriving on PC laptop and desktop machines, the company today estimated that we wouldn't see it there until early next year given OEM design cycles. 

Does this replace USB?
        Intel is positioning Thunderbolt as an "adjacent" technology, one that will compliment it. That said, USB's ubiquity means it's not going anywhere just yet. Intel has also said it plans to support USB 3.0 in future chipsets alongside Thunderbolt.

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Spell check automatically in Live mail

            No rules without rules being broken (. The rules for 

 spelling words so that others can recognize them readily are no laws of nature and change over time. They are also broken easily by sloppily hitting a key on the keyboard, for example. In this article we are going to learn the same as in how to check spelling automatically in Windows Live mail.


Fortunately, Windows Live Mail can make use of a spell checker (from Office or a third-party tool like ABCSpell ) to catch minor or major, but always potentially embarrassing, spelling mishaps. How good is the best spell checker if it is not used, however? Fortunately, Windows live Mail  can help you to regularly employing the spelling doctor,Lets see how to Check the Spelling of Your Emails Automatically in Windows Live Mail.

To have Windows Live Mail check the spelling of every email you write automatically:

    * Select "Tools" | "Options"... from the menu.
          o In Windows Live Mail, hold down the Alt key if the menu bar is not visible. 

    * Go to the "Spelling tab".

    * Make sure "Always check spelling before sending" option is checked.

    * Click "OK".

These steps can be followed for Windows live mail installed in Windows XP and Windows 7.

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Changing fonts and colors: Live mail

 

                      Changing font style and looks is easy task to do in windows live mail. In This article we are going to learn about changing font style and color in windows live mail. By default, Windows Live Mail use Arial as the font for messages and replies. you may think that's a bit boring.  You would rather think of changing that.

Fortunately, Windows Live Mail allow me and you to customize the default font face and color that is used for messages and replies. let's check how to change the Default Font Face and Color in Windows Live Mail

 
Steps to permanently set the default font face and color for new messages in Windows Live Mail:

    * Select "Tools" | "Options"... from the menu in Windows Live Mail,
        o In Windows Live Mail, you may have to hold down the "Alt key" to see the menu bar. 

 
    * Go to the "Compose" tab.

 
    * Under Compose Font, click the "Font Settings"... button next to Mail:.

    * Choose the desired "font and color".

 
    * Click "OK".

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filter mail from certain sender: LIve mail

                 With so much mail arriving to your Windows Mail Inbox every day, it's not easy to get it all under control. you will have to set up a number of folders to organize the incoming messages, but they still arrive in a chaotic manner. so this article will help you to learn how to filter mail according to your needs.

Unfortunately  Windows Live Mail will let you set up rules that filter certain messages to certain folders automatically. There's even a way to use an existing message as an example.

While not particularly smart, you can still use this wizard to set up filters that move all mail from a particular contact or mailing list to a specific folder easily.

steps to create a new rule from an existing message in Windows Live Mail:

    * Highlight a message from the sender whose emails you want to filter.

 
    * Select "Actions" | "Create Rule From Message"… from the menu.
          o In Windows Live Mail, you may have to hold down the Alt key to see the menu.
    

* Verify that Windows Live Mail extracted the right email address to filter on.
          o It should show up as Where the From line contains __ under Rule Description.
          o To change the email address, click on it. 

 
    * Select "Move it to the specified folder" under "Select the Actions" for your rule.

 
    * Click on "specified in the rule description".

 
    * Select the "folder" you want messages from the specified sender to be filtered to.

 
    * Click OK.

 
    * Give your rule a name under "Name of the rule".

 
    * Click "OK".

 
    * Click "OK" again.

These steps can be followed for Windows live mail installed in Windows XP and Windows 7.

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Disabling Inline attachment display: Live mail

                When you get an email with images attached Windows Live Mail show you the attachment at the top — and the image below the message's text.  later, you figure out that this not the proper way to display attached files, especially if the images are large.

Fortunately Windows Live Mail not only provide these extraneous inline images but also a way to turn them off. Image attachments will appear as attachments again instead of as images in the message body. 

So in this article we are going to learn to do same that is learning how to turn "OFF" display of Inline pictures in email messages. Turning of this features is quit simple all you need to do is follow steps in this article to  disable Inline Display of Image Attachments in Windows Live Mail.

steps to prevent Windows Live Mail from displaying attached pictures in the message:

Note: Change of incorrect registry may lead application to stop functioning. take backup of registry before you make any changes.

    * Make sure Windows live Mail is not running.

 
    * Press "Windows key" + 'R' key

 
    * Type "regedit" (excluding the quotation marks).

 
    * Click "OK".

 
    * Go to " HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows Live Mail ".

             # Select "Edit" | "New" | DWORD (32-bit) Value from the menu.
             # Type "Automatically Inline Images" (again excluding the quotation marks).
            # Press "Enter".
            # Verify the Data column of Automatically Inline Images says 0x00000000 (0).

    * If it does not, or if you already had an Automatically Inline Images key,

 
    * double click "Automatically Inline Images",

 
    * type "0" (not including the quotation marks) under Value data: and

 
    * click "OK".

    * Close the "Registry Editor".
 

    * Launch Windows Live Mail. 

These steps can be followed for Windows live mail installed in Windows XP and Windows 7.

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Enabling all email headers in Live mail

                If you need to track errors or want to analyze and report spam, a look at all the message headers is mandatory. By default, Windows Live Mail only display the most important ones (like the sender and the subject).
          In this article we will learn how to display all Header Lines in Windows Live Mail. we will go thru the steps how to display all headers available for email in Windows live mail.

 
Steps to view all email message's headers in Windows Live Mail:

    * "Highlight the message" in the Windows Live Mail.

 
    * Click on the message with the "right mouse button".

    * Select "Properties" from the context menu.

    * Switch to the "Details" tab.

To copy the headers, right-click anywhere in the text area that contains the header lines and choose Select All from the menu that comes up. Now right-click again and select Copy.

These steps can be followed for Windows live mail installed in Windows XP and Windows 7.

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View Bcc receipents in sent mail: Live mail

              In this article we are going to see how to find out Receipents who have been added to "Bcc"  line in already sent mail. It is comforting and convenient to know that the recipients you entered in the Bcc: field in Windows Live Mail are not visible to each other, or any other recipient.

They are also hidden when you view the sent message in the Sent Items folder. Wouldn't it be comforting and convenient if you, at least, could find out who you bcc:ed on a message in Windows Live Mail? While the Bcc: recipients are not overtly visible, you can still uncover them if you want to make sure somebody got a copy.

 
Follow the below steps to see a Sent Message's Bcc Recipients in Windows Live Mail.

To find out who you Bcc:ed on a message in Windows Live Mail:

    * Go to "Sent Items" (or whichever folder contains the message).

 
    * Click on the "sent message" with the "right mouse button".

 
    * Select "Properties" from the drop down menu that comes up.

 
    * Go to the "Details" tab.

    * Somewhere near the top, you will find a line beginning with "Bcc:". It contains all the Bcc: recipients of the message.

These steps works for Windows live mail installed in Windows XP and Windows 7.

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Removing Email account in live mail

                In this article we see how to remove a configured Email account  from Windows live mail. This article will be useful at times example: If somebody told you your IMAP account were screwed up and that you had better headed for a fresh start?  if you have set up an account two times by accident?

Whatever the motivation, deleting an account from Windows Live Mail is always easy. If you just need to change your email address and account details (such as the server name and port), you can also modify an existing account, of course.

Steps to be followed to remove an Email Account from Windows Live Mail.

To delete an email account from Windows Live Mail:

    * Select "Tools" | "Accounts"... from the menu.
          o In Windows Live Mail, hold down the "Alt key" if you cannot see the menu bar. 

 
    * "Highlight the account" you want to delete.

 
    * Click "Remove".

 
    * Click "Yes".

 
    * Now click "Close".

These steps can be followed for Windows live mail installed in Windows XP and Windows 7.

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Remove address from Blocked senders list

            Everybody can change their mind now and then. Maybe somebody got on your list of blocked senders in Windows Live Mail by mistake.  Whatever the reason, now you want to unblock them. This is easy is when it come to Windows live mail.

In this article we are going to  learn how to unblock the email address from your blocked senders list. This steps quit easy to perform and you can make changes to your blocked senders list easily.

Remove an Address from Blocked Senders in Windows Live Mail or Windows Mail

To allow a sender's messages back to your Windows Live Mail:

    * In Windows Live Mail:
          o Select "Actions" | "Junk e-mail" | "Safety options"… from the menu.

                     * Press "Alt key" if you cannot see the menu.
    

    * Go to the "Blocked Senders" tab.

    * Highlight the "address or domain" you want to delete from the list.

    * Click "Remove".

These steps are common for windows live mail installed in both Windows XP and Windows 7.

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View Email source in Windows live mail

               Normally, you are more interested in an email's text than its source. But sometimes, taking a look at the source can be interesting, or necessary.Especially when something does not work right, the message source can often lead to a clue what went wrong, and the source often reveals a spammer's ISP, too. 

Fortunately, Windows Live Mail offer a smart shortcut that brings up a message's source quickly.

 
Steps how to view a Message's Source in Windows Live Mail:

To view the complete source of a message in Windows Live Mail:

    * "Open" the message.
    * Press "Ctrl + F3".

Steps how to view a Message's Source Without Opening the Message Itself in Windows Live Mail:

To see the source of a message you don't need to open in Windows Live Mail:

    * Click on the desired email in the message list with the "right mouse button".

 
    * Select "Properties" from the "menu".

 
          o If your message is in an IMAP account, you may first have to download it in full:
          o Click on it with the "right mouse button".
          o Select "Download Message Later" from the menu.
          o Select "Tools" | Sync or Tools | "Send and Receive" from the main Windows Live Mail menu and select your "email account" from the list. 

 
    * Go to the "Details" tab.

 
    * Click "Message Source".

These steps ca be followed for Windows live mail installed in Windows XP and Windows 7.

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Set default Email account in Live mail

              When you reply to an email, Windows Live Mail automatically put the email address to which the original message was sent in the From: field. When you create a new message in a folder that belongs to an IMAP account, for example, Windows Mail or Outlook Express automatically puts the account's address in the From: field.

 

You cannot change that. But you can change what happens when you click Create Mail while in your Local Folders Inbox. Or which address is in the From: field by default when you click on an email address on a web site. You can change the default account.
 

       In this article we will walk thru the steps to set the Default Email Account in Windows Live Mail so that you no need worry of sending wrong "From" address to your recipients.

How to:

To make an email account the default in Windows Live Mail:

    * Select "Tools" | "Accounts"... from the menu.

 
    * Highlight the desired "Account".

 
    * Click "Set as Default".

 
    * Now click "Close".

These steps can be followed for Windows live mail installed in Windows XP and Windows 7.

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Requesting Read receipt in Live mail

         In this article we are going to see how to request for read receipt from the recipient for all important email's sent to make sure that your email as reached its destination on time and as per your requirement.

In general you are curious to know whether an important email message has been received and read by the recipient. Return receipts can answer this question in Windows Live Mail. Read receipt is feature in Windows live mail which ensures the sender that there email is delivered to the recipient and it is read by the recipient.

 
Request Read Receipt for a Message in Windows Live Mail:

To request a read receipt for an individual message in Windows Live Mail:

    * Select "Tools" from the "message's" menu.
          o Press the "Alt key" if you cannot see the menu bar in Windows Live Mail.
    * Make sure Request Read Receipt is "checked".

When the recipient of the message opens it, They are asked to notify you that they have opened and read the mail.

These steps works in Windows live mail installed in Windows XP and Windows 7.

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Print Your Address Book

             When you send an email (from your home computer), the electronic address book used by Outlook Express is great. But a printed address book has its merits, too. It also serves as a physical backup, and you can take it with you in ways that are not always possible with computers, laptops, or cell phones.

If you want to print your Outlook Express address book please follow the below steps.

To print a copy of your Outlook Express address book:

1. Select Tools ---- Address Book from the Menu in Outlook Express.
2. Make sure the addresses are sorted in the desired way.
   a. To change the sort order, select View ---- Sort By from the menu and select the order that fits you best.
3. Highlight the contacts you want to print.
   a. To highlight multiple (individual) contacts, hold down the Ctrl key while clicking on them.

To highlight a block of contacts:

1. Click on the first contact in the block.
2. Hold down the Shift key while
3. Clicking on the last contact in the block.
The two selection methods can be combined.
If you want to print all address book entries, no selection is necessary.

4. Click the Print button in the toolbar.
5. Click Options to select the paper size and orientation appropriate for your (physical) address book.
6. Under Print Style, select the desired layout.
7. Memo outputs all the information about the contacts.

8. Business Card prints names, company names, email addresses and phone numbers.
9. Phone List creates a list of phone numbers (home, business, mobile, fax and others) for the contacts.
10. Click Print.

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Apply default signature in Windows Live mail

            In Windows Live Mail you can create multiple signatures easily, and you can choose for each message which signature I want append to it. Unfortunately, we end up with no signature at all in most cases. Fortunately, Windows Live Mail allow you to set up a signature that will automatically be added to every email you create.

Apply a Signature Automatically in Windows Live Mail

To set up a default signature in Windows Live Mail:

    * Select Tools | Options from the menu.

 
    * Go to the Signatures tab.

 
    * Make sure Add signatures to all outgoing messages is selected.

 
    * You probably also want to deselect Don't add signatures to Replies and Forwards.

 
    * Now select the signature you want to become the one automatically inserted.

 
    * Click Set as Default.

 
    * Click OK.

These steps can be followed for Windows live mail installed in Windows XP and Windows 7.

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Block email from domains: Live mail

                 Windows Live Mail make it easy to block messages from a particular email address. If you are looking for a broader approach,thru this article you can learn how to block Messages from a Domain in Windows Live Mail.

Domain blocking can be done if your concerned about spam mail, chain mails etc. If you need more security from particular domain you can try this article.

Steps to block an entire domain in Windows Live Mail :

    * Select Tools | Safety options…  from the menu.
          o In Windows Live Mail, you may have to hold down the Alt key to see the menu. 

    * Go to the Blocked Senders tab.

    * Click Add....

    * Type the domain name to block.

    * Click OK.

    * Click OK again.

These steps can be followed for Windows live mail installed in Windows XP and Windows 7.

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Customizing column display : Live Mail

                An email's subject is essential information and should be displayed in Windows Live Mail mailbox overview. I think we can agree on that. Windows Live Mail  does, and the Subject is one of the columns shown by default. The recipient, for example, is not. To display it, you have to change the Windows live Mail columns layout.

These customization of columns may defer on your needs. Basically these articles explains how to change the view of columns displayed in your windows live mail windows.

 
Change the Columns Shown in Windows Live Mail

To set the columns shown in the Windows Live Mail, Windows Mail or Outlook Express mailbox view:

    * Select View | Columns... from the menu in Windows Live Mail.

 
          o In Windows Live Mail, you can only pick the columns shown when the reading pane is off or at the bottom; use View | Layout to change the reading pane settings.

 
          o In Windows Live Mail, you may have to hold down the Alt key to see the menu.
    * Make sure the columns you want to be visible are checked.

 
    * Click OK.

These steps can be followed for Windows live mail installed in Windows XP and Windows 7.

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Opening the blocked images in mail: Live mail

          In a laudable attempt to increase security and prevent virus and worm infections, Windows Live Mail prevent you from opening or saving (!) attachments that it thinks may contain harmful code. Often, this level of security is a bit too much of a good thing. Fortunately, you can regain access to all attachments in Windows Live Mail.Open Blocked Attachments in Windows Live Mail.

Follow below steps to stop Windows Live Mail from controlling your access to email attachments:

    * Select Tools | Safety options… 

 
    * Go to the Security tab.

 
    * Make sure Do not allow attachments to be saved or opened that could potentially be a virus is not checked.

 
    * Click OK.

These steps can be followed for Windows Live mail installed in Windows XP and Windows 7.

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Leave a copy on server option: Live mail

                If you download your mail from a POP account, Windows Live Mail will usually delete it immediately after retrieval. This has the advantage that the chance of incoming mail clogging up your account is pretty slim.

But leaving mail at the server (at least for some time) has advantages, too. You can re-retrieve accidentally deleted messages, or download mail to a different email client.
Leave a Backup of Mail at the Server with Windows Live Mail.

To leave a copy of downloaded mail at the server with Windows Live Mail:

    * Select Tools | Accounts… from the menu.

 
    * Highlight the desired email account.

 
    * Click Properties.

 
    * Go to the Advanced tab.

 
    * Make sure Leave a copy of messages on server is selected.

 
    * Click OK.

 
    * Click the Close button. 

 These steps can be followed for Windows Live mail installed in Windows XP and Windows 7.

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