Vista - So there's no Messenger Button at the bottom line in Live Mail as before?!

I installed Windows Live Mail beta first,and now install the Windows Live Messenger beta.

Actually I used to use Windows Live Mail and Writer together,it's very convient. But when I got to use the beta version, these two products are sperated. Of course it's good that the Calendar has been merged into Mail,but I uninstalled the Writer as soon as I found the Convenience in the beta version!

Now I decided to get to use Messenger again,and found that kind of thing again! Why the official team do such a silly thing? It's totally opposite to the promotion on web!

Can I get the answer? I don't want to uninstall the Messenger this time!

Who can help me with this problem? I don't know if I re-install the Windows Live Mail can fix the problem,maybe it's just my silly wish....
"Daisy Zhao" <daisy_lk@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:1EF44D63-351E-45E6-A6F3-EE467C1A4164@xxxxxx
I installed Windows Live Mail beta first,and now install the Windows Live Messenger beta.

Actually I used to use Windows Live Mail and Writer together,it's very convient. But when I got to use the beta version, these two products are sperated. Of course it's good that the Calendar has been merged into Mail,but I uninstalled the Writer as soon as I found the Convenience in the beta version!

Now I decided to get to use Messenger again,and found that kind of thing again! Why the official team do such a silly thing? It's totally opposite to the promotion on web!

Can I get the answer? I don't want to uninstall the Messenger this time!

There is no 'WLMessenger' button at the base of the left pane in the latest version of WLMail. However, there is still 'integration' with WLMessenger when you are signed into Windows Live through WLMail, as indicated below:

To sign into WLMessenger through WLMail, you can click on your display name (top right of WLMail), and then click on the option 'Sign into Messenger'

You can right-click a contact to send them an instant message.

You can right-click the display picture in the header of an e-mail from a Messenger contact to send them an instant message.

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Cheers,
Peter
(Windows Vista Home Premium SP1 with Windows Live Mail 14.0.5027.0908)
"There are more things in Heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy." - Shakespeare
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"Daisy Zhao" <daisy_lk@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:73CD9E03-CCD4-488D-80B4-BA58EAE04048@xxxxxx