#Pop3 email client for windows 7 pro for free
Microsoft has Windows Live Mail (which is essentially also a newer version of Outlook Express/Windows Mail, with still another new name) available for download for free and Outlook (a different program from outlook express) available for sale, either alone or as part of Microsoft Office. There are many choices available, both from Microsoft and from third-parties.
Although many people object to this, I think it's a step in the right direction, since it leaves everyone more free to choose whatever program(s) he likes best.
Windows 7 comes with *no* e-mail or newsgroup program. Windows Vista had Windows Mail as its replacement (it's essentially a newer version of Outlook Express, with a different name), but that is also gone in Windows 7. Windows XP was the last version of Windows to include it. Outlook Express has been gone for several years. What email program do I use? Whichever one of the many available choices you prefer. On Thu, 00:58:14 +0000, Gavely's wrote: > Just bought a dell desktop with windows 7. One e-mail without clogging the sender’s or recipient’s inbox) and more. Other benefits of using Windows Live Mail include a quick and easy setup (simply enter your email address(es) and password(s) and Windows Live Mail configures your account for you), photomail (allows users to attach hundreds of photos in Windows Live Mail imports messages from Outlook Express and Windows Mail, making upgrading to Windows Live Mail easyĪnd seamless. Windows Live Mail canīe downloaded from and also includes a built-in contacts and calendar management solution for increased productivity. Windows Live Mail is free email software that helps you aggregate your mail accounts in one place for easy, efficient e-mail management. If you are lookingįor a free email program to use with your Windows XP, Windows Vista or Windows 7 PC, we recommend Windows Live Mail. In Windows 7, you can either use Microsoft Outlook 2007 or Windows Live Mail.
Microsoft Outlook Express isn’t available in Windows 7 anymore.
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