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Home >> Windows Vista >> Windows Mail Page One >> Windows Mail Page Two How to Configure Windows Mail on Windows Vista
Windows Mail replaced Microsofts long running Outlook Express program in Windows Vista. Outlook Express and Windows Mail are strikingly similar programs although Mail contains some extra functionality such as a junk mail filter and it would be fair to assume that Mail is a natural evolution of Outlook Express.
Windows Mail can be used to collect email from your Internet Service Provider or Work mailserver, in fact any accessable mail server that supports the common POP, IMAP and SMTP protocols. To set up your mail correctly you should know your email address, your ISP or email providers pop and smtp server names and types and your account name and password. If you do not know these details you should contact your Internet Service Provider or the mailservers administrator or support team. When you first use Windows Mail and open it for the first time without any mail accounts configured chances are good that it will automatically run a wizard virtually identical to the one documented here without needing to take the extra steps of going to tools then internet accounts and adding an account from there. So if the wizard automatically runs when you start Windows Mail simply go to page two of this Windows Mail tutorial and start at Display Name.
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