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| | #1 (permalink) |
| | Access to WLM After migrating from the webDAV-->pop3 for MSOEv.6 everything seemed ok. I deleted the old account [http] for the webDAV system. When I went to WLM using MSIEv.6, the website was crippled at the very least. I have "safe sender list" enacted, so I need to view the junk/bulk mail folder for any important emails that are not yet on the list. The functions on windows.live are just not working even with the security zone set to low; which is bad and I don't want since running in ESC mode in browser. |
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| | #2 (permalink) |
| | Re: Access to WLM Are you talking about Windows Live Hotmail? That has nothing to do with this Windows Live Mail newsgroup. -- Ron Sommer "Jim" <invalid@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:#Z5aMyU6JHA.4872@xxxxxx Quote: > After migrating from the webDAV-->pop3 for MSOEv.6 everything seemed ok. I > deleted the old account [http] for the webDAV system. When I went to WLM > using MSIEv.6, the website was crippled at the very least. I have "safe > sender list" enacted, so I need to view the junk/bulk mail folder for any > important emails that are not yet on the list. The functions on > windows.live > are just not working even with the security zone set to low; which is bad > and I don't want since running in ESC mode in browser. > > |
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| | #3 (permalink) |
| | Re: Access to WLM Yes, Hotmail Live is apparently dead from my point of interaction. It is not clear what is going on in Microsoft concerning the Hotmail Live website or Windows Live Mail [WLM]. One thing is clear though, the navigation links are not working in MSIE v.6 even in the lowest secure trust zone. "Ron Sommer" <rsommer@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:edeTWGW6JHA.3856@xxxxxx Quote: > Are you talking about Windows Live Hotmail? > That has nothing to do with this Windows Live Mail newsgroup. > -- > Ron Sommer > > "Jim" <invalid@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:#Z5aMyU6JHA.4872@xxxxxx Quote: > > After migrating from the webDAV-->pop3 for MSOEv.6 everything seemed ok. Quote: Quote: > > deleted the old account [http] for the webDAV system. When I went to WLM > > using MSIEv.6, the website was crippled at the very least. I have "safe > > sender list" enacted, so I need to view the junk/bulk mail folder for Quote: Quote: > > important emails that are not yet on the list. The functions on > > windows.live > > are just not working even with the security zone set to low; which is Quote: Quote: > > and I don't want since running in ESC mode in browser. > > > > |
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| | #4 (permalink) |
| | Re: Access to WLM I just went back into the website with the Internet zone on default and all seems to work now. When in the Extended Security Configuration ESC for MSIE browser and Hotmail Live or WLM...which ever it is called with security zone in Trusted https checked the website does not function. Did you all know this? "Jim" <invalid@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:%23Jd49OW6JHA.1424@xxxxxx Quote: > Yes, > Hotmail Live is apparently dead from my point of interaction. > It is not clear what is going on in Microsoft concerning the Hotmail Live > website or Windows Live Mail [WLM]. One thing is clear though, the > navigation links are not working in MSIE v.6 even in the lowest secure Quote: > zone. > > "Ron Sommer" <rsommer@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:edeTWGW6JHA.3856@xxxxxx Quote: > > Are you talking about Windows Live Hotmail? > > That has nothing to do with this Windows Live Mail newsgroup. > > -- > > Ron Sommer > > > > "Jim" <invalid@xxxxxx> wrote in message > > news:#Z5aMyU6JHA.4872@xxxxxx Quote: > > > After migrating from the webDAV-->pop3 for MSOEv.6 everything seemed Quote: > I Quote: Quote: > > > deleted the old account [http] for the webDAV system. When I went to Quote: Quote: Quote: > > > using MSIEv.6, the website was crippled at the very least. I have Quote: Quote: Quote: > > > sender list" enacted, so I need to view the junk/bulk mail folder for Quote: Quote: > > > important emails that are not yet on the list. The functions on > > > windows.live > > > are just not working even with the security zone set to low; which is Quote: Quote: > > > and I don't want since running in ESC mode in browser. > > > > > > > |
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| | #5 (permalink) |
| | Re: Access to WLM Are you clear that WLM is a desktop email installed client and Windows Live Hotmail(WLH) is the web interface one accesses by a browser(e.g. Internet Explorer). You cannot go to WLM using IE6(see above). WLM opens independently of IE. WLM and WLH do not have a configuration setting for Trusted sites, that configuration is found in your browser's properties. Hotmail.com, msn.com, nor live.com are not required, nor suggested to be added to the Trusted sites. They should be added to the Privacy Tab/Sites/Manage Sites and each set to Allow -- ...winston ms-mvp mail "Jim" <invalid@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:enStpqW6JHA.2456@xxxxxx Quote: > I just went back into the website with the Internet zone on default and all > seems to work now. When in the Extended Security Configuration ESC for MSIE > browser and Hotmail Live or WLM...which ever it is called with security zone > in Trusted https checked the website does not function. Did you all know > this? > > "Jim" <invalid@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:%23Jd49OW6JHA.1424@xxxxxx Quote: >> Yes, >> Hotmail Live is apparently dead from my point of interaction. >> It is not clear what is going on in Microsoft concerning the Hotmail Live >> website or Windows Live Mail [WLM]. One thing is clear though, the >> navigation links are not working in MSIE v.6 even in the lowest secure Quote: >> zone. >> >> "Ron Sommer" <rsommer@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:edeTWGW6JHA.3856@xxxxxx Quote: >> > Are you talking about Windows Live Hotmail? >> > That has nothing to do with this Windows Live Mail newsgroup. >> > -- >> > Ron Sommer >> > >> > "Jim" <invalid@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> > news:#Z5aMyU6JHA.4872@xxxxxx >> > > After migrating from the webDAV-->pop3 for MSOEv.6 everything seemed Quote: >> I Quote: >> > > deleted the old account [http] for the webDAV system. When I went to Quote: Quote: >> > > using MSIEv.6, the website was crippled at the very least. I have Quote: Quote: >> > > sender list" enacted, so I need to view the junk/bulk mail folder for Quote: >> > > important emails that are not yet on the list. The functions on >> > > windows.live >> > > are just not working even with the security zone set to low; which is Quote: >> > > and I don't want since running in ESC mode in browser. >> > > >> > > >> > |
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| | #6 (permalink) |
| | Re: Access to WLM Thank-you; The acronym WLM is confusing since here it is mail and in other instances it is messenger. I was referring to WLH, the new Hotmail system when accessing with MSIE v.6 in ESC mode. I often will place these websites in the Trusted zone and use https check for banking etc. So it is dogged there. I was allowing cookies at this website. Navigating the WLH website in this ESC mode and with the website placed in the Trusted zone the links do not function. "...winston" <winstonmvp@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:%23FuS9aZ6JHA.4872@xxxxxx Quote: > Are you clear that WLM is a desktop email installed client and Windows Quote: > browser(e.g. Internet Explorer). > > You cannot go to WLM using IE6(see above). WLM opens independently of IE. > > WLM and WLH do not have a configuration setting for Trusted sites, that Quote: > > Hotmail.com, msn.com, nor live.com are not required, nor suggested to be Quote: > They should be added to the Privacy Tab/Sites/Manage Sites and each set to Quote: > > -- > ...winston > ms-mvp mail > > "Jim" <invalid@xxxxxx> wrote in message Quote: Quote: > > I just went back into the website with the Internet zone on default and Quote: Quote: > > seems to work now. When in the Extended Security Configuration ESC for Quote: Quote: > > browser and Hotmail Live or WLM...which ever it is called with security Quote: Quote: > > in Trusted https checked the website does not function. Did you all know > > this? > > > > "Jim" <invalid@xxxxxx> wrote in message > > news:%23Jd49OW6JHA.1424@xxxxxx Quote: > >> Yes, > >> Hotmail Live is apparently dead from my point of interaction. > >> It is not clear what is going on in Microsoft concerning the Hotmail Quote: Quote: Quote: > >> website or Windows Live Mail [WLM]. One thing is clear though, the > >> navigation links are not working in MSIE v.6 even in the lowest secure Quote: > >> zone. > >> > >> "Ron Sommer" <rsommer@xxxxxx> wrote in message > >> news:edeTWGW6JHA.3856@xxxxxx > >> > Are you talking about Windows Live Hotmail? > >> > That has nothing to do with this Windows Live Mail newsgroup. > >> > -- > >> > Ron Sommer > >> > > >> > "Jim" <invalid@xxxxxx> wrote in message > >> > news:#Z5aMyU6JHA.4872@xxxxxx > >> > > After migrating from the webDAV-->pop3 for MSOEv.6 everything Quote: Quote: > > ok. Quote: > >> I > >> > > deleted the old account [http] for the webDAV system. When I went Quote: Quote: > > WLM Quote: > >> > > using MSIEv.6, the website was crippled at the very least. I have Quote: > >> > > sender list" enacted, so I need to view the junk/bulk mail folder Quote: Quote: Quote: > >> any > >> > > important emails that are not yet on the list. The functions on > >> > > windows.live > >> > > are just not working even with the security zone set to low; which Quote: Quote: Quote: > >> bad > >> > > and I don't want since running in ESC mode in browser. > >> > > > >> > > > >> > >> > > |
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| | #7 (permalink) |
| | Re: Access to WLM In ESC mode and Internet zone with Privacy Allow on first party cookies it is working. "...winston" <winstonmvp@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:%23FuS9aZ6JHA.4872@xxxxxx Quote: > Are you clear that WLM is a desktop email installed client and Windows Quote: > browser(e.g. Internet Explorer). > > You cannot go to WLM using IE6(see above). WLM opens independently of IE. > > WLM and WLH do not have a configuration setting for Trusted sites, that Quote: > > Hotmail.com, msn.com, nor live.com are not required, nor suggested to be Quote: > They should be added to the Privacy Tab/Sites/Manage Sites and each set to Quote: > > -- > ...winston > ms-mvp mail > > "Jim" <invalid@xxxxxx> wrote in message Quote: Quote: > > I just went back into the website with the Internet zone on default and Quote: Quote: > > seems to work now. When in the Extended Security Configuration ESC for Quote: Quote: > > browser and Hotmail Live or WLM...which ever it is called with security Quote: Quote: > > in Trusted https checked the website does not function. Did you all know > > this? > > > > "Jim" <invalid@xxxxxx> wrote in message > > news:%23Jd49OW6JHA.1424@xxxxxx Quote: > >> Yes, > >> Hotmail Live is apparently dead from my point of interaction. > >> It is not clear what is going on in Microsoft concerning the Hotmail Quote: Quote: Quote: > >> website or Windows Live Mail [WLM]. One thing is clear though, the > >> navigation links are not working in MSIE v.6 even in the lowest secure Quote: > >> zone. > >> > >> "Ron Sommer" <rsommer@xxxxxx> wrote in message > >> news:edeTWGW6JHA.3856@xxxxxx > >> > Are you talking about Windows Live Hotmail? > >> > That has nothing to do with this Windows Live Mail newsgroup. > >> > -- > >> > Ron Sommer > >> > > >> > "Jim" <invalid@xxxxxx> wrote in message > >> > news:#Z5aMyU6JHA.4872@xxxxxx > >> > > After migrating from the webDAV-->pop3 for MSOEv.6 everything Quote: Quote: > > ok. Quote: > >> I > >> > > deleted the old account [http] for the webDAV system. When I went Quote: Quote: > > WLM Quote: > >> > > using MSIEv.6, the website was crippled at the very least. I have Quote: > >> > > sender list" enacted, so I need to view the junk/bulk mail folder Quote: Quote: Quote: > >> any > >> > > important emails that are not yet on the list. The functions on > >> > > windows.live > >> > > are just not working even with the security zone set to low; which Quote: Quote: Quote: > >> bad > >> > > and I don't want since running in ESC mode in browser. > >> > > > >> > > > >> > >> > > |
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| | #8 (permalink) |
| | Re: Access to WLM Jim, Glad to hear it Fyi..while other might approach it differently, I always refer to mail as WLM and messenger as WLMsgr. -- ...winston ms-mvp mail "Jim" <invalid@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:#qddq9d6JHA.1568@xxxxxx Quote: > In ESC mode and Internet zone with Privacy Allow on first party cookies it > is working. > > "...winston" <winstonmvp@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:%23FuS9aZ6JHA.4872@xxxxxx Quote: >> Are you clear that WLM is a desktop email installed client and Windows Quote: >> browser(e.g. Internet Explorer). >> >> You cannot go to WLM using IE6(see above). WLM opens independently of IE. >> >> WLM and WLH do not have a configuration setting for Trusted sites, that Quote: >> >> Hotmail.com, msn.com, nor live.com are not required, nor suggested to be Quote: >> They should be added to the Privacy Tab/Sites/Manage Sites and each set to Quote: >> >> -- >> ...winston >> ms-mvp mail >> >> "Jim" <invalid@xxxxxx> wrote in message Quote: Quote: >> > I just went back into the website with the Internet zone on default and Quote: Quote: >> > seems to work now. When in the Extended Security Configuration ESC for Quote: Quote: >> > browser and Hotmail Live or WLM...which ever it is called with security Quote: Quote: >> > in Trusted https checked the website does not function. Did you all know >> > this? >> > >> > "Jim" <invalid@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> > news:%23Jd49OW6JHA.1424@xxxxxx >> >> Yes, >> >> Hotmail Live is apparently dead from my point of interaction. >> >> It is not clear what is going on in Microsoft concerning the Hotmail Quote: Quote: >> >> website or Windows Live Mail [WLM]. One thing is clear though, the >> >> navigation links are not working in MSIE v.6 even in the lowest secure >> > trust >> >> zone. >> >> >> >> "Ron Sommer" <rsommer@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> >> news:edeTWGW6JHA.3856@xxxxxx >> >> > Are you talking about Windows Live Hotmail? >> >> > That has nothing to do with this Windows Live Mail newsgroup. >> >> > -- >> >> > Ron Sommer >> >> > >> >> > "Jim" <invalid@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> >> > news:#Z5aMyU6JHA.4872@xxxxxx >> >> > > After migrating from the webDAV-->pop3 for MSOEv.6 everything Quote: Quote: >> > ok. >> >> I >> >> > > deleted the old account [http] for the webDAV system. When I went Quote: Quote: >> > WLM >> >> > > using MSIEv.6, the website was crippled at the very least. I have >> > "safe >> >> > > sender list" enacted, so I need to view the junk/bulk mail folder Quote: Quote: >> >> any >> >> > > important emails that are not yet on the list. The functions on >> >> > > windows.live >> >> > > are just not working even with the security zone set to low; which Quote: Quote: >> >> bad >> >> > > and I don't want since running in ESC mode in browser. >> >> > > >> >> > > >> >> >> >> >> > >> > > |
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| | #9 (permalink) |
| | Re: Access to WLM I am sorry, that was not correct. Internet zone in default setting the website works...rat-a-tat-tat... ESC mode it does not, even if you use Trusted at the "medium" level, id est "default" level irregardless of the https verification. This makes WLH difficult for those of us operating in that mode. "Jim" <invalid@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:%23qddq9d6JHA.1568@xxxxxx Quote: > In ESC mode and Internet zone with Privacy Allow on first party cookies it > is working. > > "...winston" <winstonmvp@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:%23FuS9aZ6JHA.4872@xxxxxx Quote: > > Are you clear that WLM is a desktop email installed client and Windows Quote: > > browser(e.g. Internet Explorer). > > > > You cannot go to WLM using IE6(see above). WLM opens independently of Quote: Quote: > > > > WLM and WLH do not have a configuration setting for Trusted sites, that Quote: > > > > Hotmail.com, msn.com, nor live.com are not required, nor suggested to be Quote: > > They should be added to the Privacy Tab/Sites/Manage Sites and each set Quote: > Allow Quote: > > > > -- > > ...winston > > ms-mvp mail > > > > "Jim" <invalid@xxxxxx> wrote in message Quote: Quote: > > > I just went back into the website with the Internet zone on default Quote: > all Quote: Quote: > > > seems to work now. When in the Extended Security Configuration ESC for Quote: Quote: > > > browser and Hotmail Live or WLM...which ever it is called with Quote: > zone Quote: Quote: > > > in Trusted https checked the website does not function. Did you all Quote: Quote: Quote: > > > this? > > > > > > "Jim" <invalid@xxxxxx> wrote in message > > > news:%23Jd49OW6JHA.1424@xxxxxx > > >> Yes, > > >> Hotmail Live is apparently dead from my point of interaction. > > >> It is not clear what is going on in Microsoft concerning the Hotmail Quote: Quote: > > >> website or Windows Live Mail [WLM]. One thing is clear though, the > > >> navigation links are not working in MSIE v.6 even in the lowest Quote: Quote: Quote: > > > trust > > >> zone. > > >> > > >> "Ron Sommer" <rsommer@xxxxxx> wrote in message > > >> news:edeTWGW6JHA.3856@xxxxxx > > >> > Are you talking about Windows Live Hotmail? > > >> > That has nothing to do with this Windows Live Mail newsgroup. > > >> > -- > > >> > Ron Sommer > > >> > > > >> > "Jim" <invalid@xxxxxx> wrote in message > > >> > news:#Z5aMyU6JHA.4872@xxxxxx > > >> > > After migrating from the webDAV-->pop3 for MSOEv.6 everything Quote: Quote: > > > ok. > > >> I > > >> > > deleted the old account [http] for the webDAV system. When I went Quote: Quote: > > > WLM > > >> > > using MSIEv.6, the website was crippled at the very least. I have > > > "safe > > >> > > sender list" enacted, so I need to view the junk/bulk mail folder Quote: Quote: > > >> any > > >> > > important emails that are not yet on the list. The functions on > > >> > > windows.live > > >> > > are just not working even with the security zone set to low; Quote: > is Quote: Quote: > > >> bad > > >> > > and I don't want since running in ESC mode in browser. > > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > >> > > > > > > > |
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| | #10 (permalink) |
| | Re: Access to WLM PS. It also needs javascripting which is not enabled in the ESC mode. Lastly, as you navigate betwixt folders or links it freezes when in that security mode. If I assign windows live to the Trusted zone at the set "medium" level (like internet default) it still freezes up. Why? "Jim" <invalid@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:O2Y6wA96JHA.3304@xxxxxx Quote: > I am sorry, that was not correct. > > Internet zone in default setting the website works...rat-a-tat-tat... > > ESC mode it does not, even if you use Trusted at the "medium" level, id Quote: > "default" level irregardless of the https verification. This makes WLH > difficult for those of us operating in that mode. > > "Jim" <invalid@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:%23qddq9d6JHA.1568@xxxxxx Quote: > > In ESC mode and Internet zone with Privacy Allow on first party cookies Quote: Quote: > > is working. > > > > "...winston" <winstonmvp@xxxxxx> wrote in message > > news:%23FuS9aZ6JHA.4872@xxxxxx Quote: > > > Are you clear that WLM is a desktop email installed client and Windows Quote: > > > browser(e.g. Internet Explorer). > > > > > > You cannot go to WLM using IE6(see above). WLM opens independently of Quote: Quote: > > > > > > WLM and WLH do not have a configuration setting for Trusted sites, Quote: Quote: > > configuration is found in your browser's properties. Quote: > > > > > > Hotmail.com, msn.com, nor live.com are not required, nor suggested to Quote: Quote: > > added to the Trusted sites. Quote: > > > They should be added to the Privacy Tab/Sites/Manage Sites and each Quote: > to Quote: > > Allow Quote: > > > > > > -- > > > ...winston > > > ms-mvp mail > > > > > > "Jim" <invalid@xxxxxx> wrote in message Quote: > > > > I just went back into the website with the Internet zone on default Quote: > > all Quote: > > > > seems to work now. When in the Extended Security Configuration ESC Quote: Quote: > > MSIE Quote: > > > > browser and Hotmail Live or WLM...which ever it is called with Quote: > > zone Quote: > > > > in Trusted https checked the website does not function. Did you all Quote: Quote: > > > > this? > > > > > > > > "Jim" <invalid@xxxxxx> wrote in message > > > > news:%23Jd49OW6JHA.1424@xxxxxx > > > >> Yes, > > > >> Hotmail Live is apparently dead from my point of interaction. > > > >> It is not clear what is going on in Microsoft concerning the Quote: Quote: > > Live Quote: > > > >> website or Windows Live Mail [WLM]. One thing is clear though, the > > > >> navigation links are not working in MSIE v.6 even in the lowest Quote: Quote: > > > > trust > > > >> zone. > > > >> > > > >> "Ron Sommer" <rsommer@xxxxxx> wrote in message > > > >> news:edeTWGW6JHA.3856@xxxxxx > > > >> > Are you talking about Windows Live Hotmail? > > > >> > That has nothing to do with this Windows Live Mail newsgroup. > > > >> > -- > > > >> > Ron Sommer > > > >> > > > > >> > "Jim" <invalid@xxxxxx> wrote in message > > > >> > news:#Z5aMyU6JHA.4872@xxxxxx > > > >> > > After migrating from the webDAV-->pop3 for MSOEv.6 everything Quote: > > > > ok. > > > >> I > > > >> > > deleted the old account [http] for the webDAV system. When I Quote: Quote: > > to Quote: > > > > WLM > > > >> > > using MSIEv.6, the website was crippled at the very least. I Quote: Quote: Quote: > > > > "safe > > > >> > > sender list" enacted, so I need to view the junk/bulk mail Quote: Quote: > > for Quote: > > > >> any > > > >> > > important emails that are not yet on the list. The functions on > > > >> > > windows.live > > > >> > > are just not working even with the security zone set to low; Quote: > > is Quote: > > > >> bad > > > >> > > and I don't want since running in ESC mode in browser. > > > >> > > > > > >> > > > > > >> > > > >> > > > > > > > > > > > |
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