Microsoft MSN Butterfly beta testers will shortly start testing the next revision of the MSN Explorer software. There will be minor changes and the addition of features like PhotoMail. PhotoMail allows you to embed images into your email and annotate them, apply effects to them etc just like you would in Microsoft Word.
MSN Beta testers will be receiving the MSN Explorer Beta CD shortly and it's expected that the beta will run until January.
Update: This quick beta will be to test increased quota sizes for MSN Mail. It's mainly an engineering patch and will remain at MSN Explorer 9.10. The beta is due to run for a few weeks only.
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MSN Beta testers will be receiving the MSN Explorer Beta CD shortly and it's expected that the beta will run until January.
Update: This quick beta will be to test increased quota sizes for MSN Mail. It's mainly an engineering patch and will remain at MSN Explorer 9.10. The beta is due to run for a few weeks only.
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(i'm bored)
I'm not trolling, I honestly want to know
That feature has grown on to me... *clicks link to load page in background*
I've honestly never looked into it much, but maybe it works well for an IE replacement on IE only sites.
Not sure I'd go with MSN Explorer for e-mail as I doubt it has auto-learning spam filters, without having to install extra software?
I don't know if it works though, because I have my Junk Mail Filter set to Exclusive.
That's like saying "Microsoft Microsoft" lol
Sounds like a useful feature when e.g. Outlook 2003 and Gmail block these things by default.
Personally I never liked the idea of images in mails, just a door opened for abuse.
Just because you can't embed images also don't mean you can't *attach* them, if you had some family photos or whatever.
No thanks to "rich" HTML mails
MSN Explorer also has a feature where you can embed compressed thumbnail versions of the photos and MSN Explorer will automatically upload the full quality images to their servers. The space is practically unlimited and it expires after about 30 days. A great way to send 50 MB of photos to someone across the world in a 500 KB email. The receipient can simply click on any thumbnail and they will be taken to a website where they can download the original pictures, or order prints if they wish.
Pretty sweet!
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