when is starts to ask for the Incoming and Outgoing Server for the email i
never had an email account before my daughter in law has let me hook into her
network and i am setting up and email account through windows live. is this
the IP address for windows live that they want i am so confused.

Before you can set up an email account in the Windows Mail email program
you must obtain an email address. Your mention of "Windows Live"
is not clear. Does that mean you obtained an email address from
http://mail.live.com, or that you are using the Windows Live Mail email program?
If you have obtained a Live.com or Hotmail.com email address, follow these
directions for setting that account up in your email program:
http://mailcall.spaces.live.com/Blog...0&sa=815236023

If you run into a problem, write back and let us know at what point you are stuck.

--
Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail)


"Faye" <Faye@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:21F3B55E-CAC1-4309-A99F-6EDFC72813F2@xxxxxx

> when is starts to ask for the Incoming and Outgoing Server for the email i
> never had an email account before my daughter in law has let me hook into her
> network and i am setting up and email account through windows live. is this
> the IP address for windows live that they want i am so confused.

"Faye" <Faye@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:21F3B55E-CAC1-4309-A99F-6EDFC72813F2@xxxxxx

> when is starts to ask for the Incoming and Outgoing Server for the email i
> never had an email account before my daughter in law has let me hook into
> her
> network and i am setting up and email account through windows live. is
> this
> the IP address for windows

You can use Windows to copy files between computers that are connected to
the same network. If both computers are not connected to the same network,
you will not be able to follow these steps and will have to copy files using
some sort of removable media that can be read by both computers.

You must know the name of the computer where you want to copy the files. If
you don't know this name, ask someone who uses that computer, or go to the
other computer yourself and look it up (if you need them, the steps for
looking up a computer name are provided in the notes section later in this
Help topic).

1.. On the computer that contains the files you want to copy, click the
Start button . In the Search box, type two backslashes (\\) followed by the
name of the computer to which you want to copy the files (for example,
\\mylaptop), and then press live that they want i am so confused.

What???????????
Are you t-4-2?


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Windows 7 beta
http://get.live.com/wlmail/overview
http://download.live.com/wlmail


"Snazfuzz" <kittybabysnaz@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:OTm#0AntJHA.2776@xxxxxx

>
> "Faye" <Faye@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:21F3B55E-CAC1-4309-A99F-6EDFC72813F2@xxxxxx

>> when is starts to ask for the Incoming and Outgoing Server for the email
>> i
>> never had an email account before my daughter in law has let me hook into
>> her
>> network and i am setting up and email account through windows live. is
>> this
>> the IP address for windows

> You can use Windows to copy files between computers that are connected to
> the same network. If both computers are not connected to the same network,
> you will not be able to follow these steps and will have to copy files
> using
> some sort of removable media that can be read by both computers.
>
> You must know the name of the computer where you want to copy the files.
> If
> you don't know this name, ask someone who uses that computer, or go to the
> other computer yourself and look it up (if you need them, the steps for
> looking up a computer name are provided in the notes section later in this
> Help topic).
>
> 1.. On the computer that contains the files you want to copy, click the
> Start button . In the Search box, type two backslashes (\\) followed by
> the
> name of the computer to which you want to copy the files (for example,
> \\mylaptop), and then press live that they want i am so confused.
>