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Old 04-23-2008   #3 (permalink)
orygunguy


 
 

Re: Fixing something that isn't broke!

Hey Maffy,

If it helps...I'm with you...I liked the old O. E. product. This package
looks as if they used an intern to write it. Let's talk about RULES, just
RULES no other problems just RULES. I used O. E. Message RULES extensively
to AUTO-SORT my mail. Unless I'm missing something LIVE MAIL doesn't appear
to be sorting properly. Not only that I had to re-configure every
sub-folder manually, no drag and drop! This appears we have gone back to
Windows 386, it is not a very elegant program, it is sparse, works poorly
and doesn't seem to have legacy features one would expect to have included
in a new package. I am now looking for a new email frontend. If you find
one let us know. Windows LIVE leaves me with a brain-dead feeling!



"Maffysdad" <Maffysdad@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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Quote:

> Well, congratulations Microsoft... you've managed to do it yet again,
> fixing
> something that isn't broke!...
>
> First you stop new Hotmail accounts from using Outlook Express to access
> their email.
>
> You TRIED to stop long time hotmail users previously from using Outlook
> Express at the same time as the above, but we all strongly objected.
>
> Next you then stop users who haven't accessed their Hotmail via Outlook
> Express after what was it, 90 days.
>
> Now you've managed to fulfill your goal... Congratulation!...
>
> Now we find that half the features we've got used to aren't there, those
> that are are much, much more complex to set up, if it's even possible!.
>
> On top of that you remove security features such as the "Identity Login",
> informing us that we must create an individual login account.
> Wonderful!...
> One computer, 20 users, 20 accounts... Previously one computer, 20 users 1
> account, 20 identities... SO MUCH EASIER!!!... You're making technical
> maintenance a nightmare...
>
> And I've hardly started... RULES!... Jesus!... What are you on!...
>
> Outlook was around since Windows 3.10 (that's before Windows95) if I
> remember correctly... And it worked perfect!... Why can't we choose
> between
> the two, WL & OE... Our choice, not have it forced on us!...
>
> Why can't you just leave something alone when it works perfectly
> already!...
> Who else agrees, Please, write your comments... Good or bad, Agree or
> disagree... I don't care... Just so long as MS actually take notice!...
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