Windows Live Mail M6

[eminem213486]

"live mail should be the first email service with live preview of email. have a small window pop up when you hover over the subject of an email. the small window should include a small picture, about 200x250 px. of the email. since it would be a picture, it wouldnt be subseptible to viruses and macros. the small window should also include a red X and a small square neatly placed on top of the picture so its a mouse click away. the red x would delete the email (think of how great for spam emails! one click boom). (btw, add an UNDO button to the top menu somewhere, its an obvious needed feature in any program, so it should on live) the square button would maximize the email so it displays at normal resolution."

hopefully they add it... (watch em fsck it up and not include an option to turn it off)!!

oh i just had another idea, Thumbnail view full screen of emails with the red x!

[kupang]

hei eminem...

so scared watching yur avatar... :| :no:

[chrismaddern]

Can someone tell me how can you select multiple e-mails if you want to delete, lets say, the first one and the last one? Hotmail had the tick boxes.

Or hold down shift key to select from one to another.

If it works in windows... try it in mail :-)

[ToneKnee]

CTRL + Click the E-Mails. (Just like Outlook)

CTRL + SHIFT + CLICK (from top the bottom of the list of emails) ;)

[JustGeorge]

Am I the only one that has problems reporting and deleting multiple emails in the junk mail folder? It works fine in the inbox, but I can't seem to do it without errors in the junk folder. I can only just delete, without reporting.

Yea, I get that too.

[fred65]

I just hope that we'll be able to use outlook/express for accessing it. Thats the big question.

Other than that, it sounds like its gonna be very cool.

[Ryan V]

I just hope that we'll be able to use outlook/express for accessing it. Thats the big question.

Other than that, it sounds like its gonna be very cool.

I believe you may have to pay for that. However, there is the Windows Live Mail Desktop App which sort of lets you do that.

Edited May 7, 2006 by Ryan V