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Windows Live Mail is the Vista successor for Outlook Express, and even on Windows XP you can run the new e-mail client. But if you want to do a bit more than only manage e-mail and RSS, you need to switch to a more extended e-mail client, like Microsoft Outlook. But when you switch you want to keep your contacts. Here is how.
When using HTML for Outlook messages, you can embed all kind of objects in the email message. But sometimes you might want to send a larger object, like a big document, or something that contains sensitive information. In that case it is better to send the object as an attachment instead of embedded in the message.
If you deal with a lot of e-mails, you can use all the help possible to deal with these e-mails. For some e-mails you might have predefined actions, others might need to be dealt with on priority. In Outlook XP, you can use automatic message flags to call attention to incoming messages. Just configure a message rule for the automatic flags.
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