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No longer supports HTTP servers
  1. #1


    Andrew Guest

    No longer supports HTTP servers

    I am attempting to email someone, and the email is on their website as a
    link, when i click it, it comes up with its own email server in a seperate
    window, once i type in my message and hit send it asks for my email account,
    at which point i type in my hotmail mailing address, after this i am told "
    Windows Mail no longer supports the HTTP servers used by hotmail and other
    web-based e-mail providers" it then has a link to fix the problem, which asks
    me to install windows live. I did this and the problem isnt fixed. Any ideas?



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  2. #2


    Earle Horton Guest

    Re: No longer supports HTTP servers

    Right click on the email link from the web site, "Copy Shortcut". Paste it
    into Notepad and extract the email address manually.

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    "Andrew" <Andrew@xxxxxx> wrote in message
    news:C0E32F53-CF55-47D8-A994-5A4A6D90E366@xxxxxx

    >I am attempting to email someone, and the email is on their website as a
    > link, when i click it, it comes up with its own email server in a seperate
    > window, once i type in my message and hit send it asks for my email
    > account,
    > at which point i type in my hotmail mailing address, after this i am told
    > "
    > Windows Mail no longer supports the HTTP servers used by hotmail and other
    > web-based e-mail providers" it then has a link to fix the problem, which
    > asks
    > me to install windows live. I did this and the problem isnt fixed. Any
    > ideas?


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  3. #3


    Gary VanderMolen Guest

    Re: No longer supports HTTP servers

    To make Hotmail via the web your default email service, apply this fix:

    http://www.winhelponline.com/article...ows-Vista.html

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    Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail)


    "Andrew" <Andrew@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:C0E32F53-CF55-47D8-A994-5A4A6D90E366@xxxxxx

    >I am attempting to email someone, and the email is on their website as a
    > link, when i click it, it comes up with its own email server in a seperate
    > window, once i type in my message and hit send it asks for my email account,
    > at which point i type in my hotmail mailing address, after this i am told "
    > Windows Mail no longer supports the HTTP servers used by hotmail and other
    > web-based e-mail providers" it then has a link to fix the problem, which asks
    > me to install windows live. I did this and the problem isnt fixed. Any ideas?


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  4. #4


    linda Guest

    Re: No longer supports HTTP servers

    I am new at this, so don't laugh at my question. I tried to follow your
    instructions to make hotmail my default email service, but it didn't work.
    Can you tell me how to "unzip" the files? Thanks.

    "Gary VanderMolen" wrote:

    > To make Hotmail via the web your default email service, apply this fix:
    >
    > http://www.winhelponline.com/article...ows-Vista.html
    >
    > --
    > Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail)
    >
    >
    > "Andrew" <Andrew@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:C0E32F53-CF55-47D8-A994-5A4A6D90E366@xxxxxx

    > >I am attempting to email someone, and the email is on their website as a
    > > link, when i click it, it comes up with its own email server in a seperate
    > > window, once i type in my message and hit send it asks for my email account,
    > > at which point i type in my hotmail mailing address, after this i am told "
    > > Windows Mail no longer supports the HTTP servers used by hotmail and other
    > > web-based e-mail providers" it then has a link to fix the problem, which asks
    > > me to install windows live. I did this and the problem isnt fixed. Any ideas?
    >
    >
    >

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  5. #5


    Gordon Guest

    Re: No longer supports HTTP servers


    "linda" <linda@xxxxxx> wrote in message
    news:45450AD3-BCA6-40F7-ACD6-D8C40C86EF01@xxxxxx

    > I am new at this, so don't laugh at my question. I tried to follow your
    > instructions to make hotmail my default email service, but it didn't work.
    > Can you tell me how to "unzip" the files? Thanks.
    >
    Just double-click on the downloaded file...

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  6. #6


    Gary VanderMolen Guest

    Re: No longer supports HTTP servers

    The unzipping process should be automatic when you double-click or open
    the downloaded file (registerhm.zip). At what point does it fail for you?

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    Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail)


    "linda" <linda@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:45450AD3-BCA6-40F7-ACD6-D8C40C86EF01@xxxxxx

    >I am new at this, so don't laugh at my question. I tried to follow your
    > instructions to make hotmail my default email service, but it didn't work.
    > Can you tell me how to "unzip" the files? Thanks.
    >
    > "Gary VanderMolen" wrote:
    >

    >> To make Hotmail via the web your default email service, apply this fix:
    >>
    >> http://www.winhelponline.com/article...ows-Vista.html
    >>
    >> --
    >> Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail)
    >>
    >>
    >> "Andrew" <Andrew@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:C0E32F53-CF55-47D8-A994-5A4A6D90E366@xxxxxx

    >> >I am attempting to email someone, and the email is on their website as a
    >> > link, when i click it, it comes up with its own email server in a seperate
    >> > window, once i type in my message and hit send it asks for my email account,
    >> > at which point i type in my hotmail mailing address, after this i am told "
    >> > Windows Mail no longer supports the HTTP servers used by hotmail and other
    >> > web-based e-mail providers" it then has a link to fix the problem, which asks
    >> > me to install windows live. I did this and the problem isnt fixed. Any ideas?
    >>
    >>
    >>

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