James,
Fyi..Windows Mail only handles Pop3 legacy or Hotmail Plus msn accounts when usign the Pop3/SMtp protocol. It does not support http
only capable accounts using the WebDAV or DeltaSync protocols
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"James Matthews" <jamesmatt18@xxxxxx> wrote in message news
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> Try using windows mail instead. also check that you have the latest version.
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> "Robert Aldwinckle" <robald@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:C65ACB38-F45D-44CF-82AD-9A036A0EA711@xxxxxx Quote:
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>> "Joe" <Joe@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:E98CCAD7-D79F-4149-9BC9-4AEEF6B02BF7@xxxxxx Quote:
>>> I have an MSN account that was working fine up to about a day or two ago. Now
>>> when I go in Windows Live Mail, I can see all the headers, and retrieve new
>>> mail, but none of the messages display.
>>>
>>> If I open a message, the header displays normally, but the message pane is
>>> blank, and there is a mouse pointer with the little hourglass showing, as
>>> though there is something happening, but the message never displays.
>>
>>
>> Except for this last symptom a possible explanation would be
>> security settings which might prevent rendering of an HTML
>> E-mail which did not have a plain-text equivalent.
>>
>> Nevertheless you can try getting your browser to render it.
>> E.g. in WLMail, use its Actions, Forward as attachment
>> command (e.g. Alt-A,d) and drag the resulting attachment
>> from the dummy E-mail composition window to an open
>> browser window.
>>
>>
>> Good luck
>>
>> Robert Aldwinckle
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>> Quote:
>>>
>>> Within the message read window, if I choose 'File', 'Properties' then choose
>>> the 'Details' tab and click the 'Message Source' button, I can see that the
>>> message is intact, though not formatted for easy reading.
>>>
>>> So the messages are there somewhere, just not displaying.
>>>
>>> I really need this to work properly, and several other people are using this
>>> as well and depend on me to fix this problem.
>>>
>>> Thank you,
>>>
>>> Joe Gorman
>>>
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