Windows Mail email signatures – with images and colors
Learn how to create email signatures with fancy fonts, colors and images in Windows Mail Vista. [more...]
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Learn how to create email signatures with fancy fonts, colors and images in Windows Mail Vista. [more...]
Creating and adding email signatures to outgoing messages - Vista Windows Mail email program step by step instructions with screenshots. [more...]
Step by step instructions on how to configure Windows Mail for new email accounts. [more...]
A brief on Windows Mail the new free email client in Windows Vista that allows you to send and receive emails. [more...]
Quickly transfer your email account to Windows Live Mail on Windows 7 from Windows Mail Vista with these easy-to-understand instructions and screenshots. [more...]
Learn how to move email from Windows Mail to Live Mail on Windows 7. Instructions for copying email from a Windows Vista computer to a Windows 7 machine. [more...]
Learn how to copy the Windows Contacts information from Windows Mail (Vista) to Windows Live Mail email program on Windows 7 with these simple instructions and screenshots. [more...]
Tips on how to make Windows Live Mail look like Windows Mail (Vista). Learn how to tweak the layout and interface settings of the new email client. [more...]
Advanced tab missing from account properties when Windows Live Hotmail is set up in the Live email program. Why and what is the best solution? [more...]
Some email programs similar to Outlook Express - Zimbra Desktop, Mozilla Thunderbird, Microsoft Outlook. [more...]
How do I view a deleted web page?
Is there a way to view a deleted web page - one that is no longer available? Yes there is and the solution is quite simple. [more...]
Starting 2011, Google agreed to pay Mozilla Corporation a tad less than half a billion dollars over a period of 3 years if they kept Google as the default search engine on their Firefox web browser. This was a very smart move from the company. Because in 2008, Google had launched Chrome, their own web browser, which had the world's most popular search engine as the default. Additionally, by the end of 2011, Chrome's usage surpassed that of Firefox, and by early 2012, it had exceeded that of Internet Explorer. It was now the world's most popular web browser. So, even though some might think that Google spent a gargantuan sum of money needlessly, I admire the think-tanks at the company. They kept pushing the usage of their core product, the one that made them the most valuable web company - the Google search engine. By the way, in 2006, Google had dished out $57 million to have their search bar in the Firefox. This amounted to 85% of Mozilla Corporation's total revenue. [more...]
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