And a lifetime licence doesn’t appear to be available on Microsoft’s own website. Windows’ Mail is not what I want and I don’t like it. Own product, WLM, whilst continuing to allow all other ISPs to access it functionality. It seems perverse to me that Microsoft would stop this support of one of their products, Hotmail, within their I am also aware that Hotmail morphed into Outlook dot com (let’s still call it Hotmail for the sake of thisĬonversation) some while ago, but I was bemoaning the fact that Microsoft decided to stop users of WLM to receive/send Hotmail via the email client. I am aware that EO went long ago, and have been using its replacement, WLM, ever since. – it would be a complete waste of my time. And having purchased, for just £20.00, a replacement email client that is simple to migrate to, simple to use and has all the facilities that I need, I will not be bothering trying to make Outlook work
Mood to start making screenshots – my life’s too short. I had to spend a day trying to undo the mess that the attempt to migrate to Outlook, and I certainly wasn’t in the Yet Microsoft wants to charge an annual fee that will be at least twice the amount of the outright purchase of another email clientīaron, I think that I have already explained the difficulties that I encountered. If you have Exchange Server in your domain, you can use OWA (Outlook Web Access) to display personal calendar in. I now have an email client that does everything that the old OE and WLM used to do, and it cost a minimal amount to purchase. and also stopped email alerts generated by the calendar facility. Hotmail, whilst maintaining the services of all your competitors such as Gmail, Yahoo, etc. They both did exactly what I wanted, and were extremely easy to use and were free! Then,įor reasons best known to Microsoft, you stopped supporting your own email accounts, i.e. I had been a very happy user of Outlook Express for donkey's years, from it's very early times, before that was upgraded to WLM. And it left my Gmail accounts exactly as they were and should have been if Microsoft’sĪs you may have gathered, I will not be using Outlook, certainly not in near future. In frustration, I purchased another e-mail client and after minimal effort I have done what I wanted to do with Outlook. It took a day to try to re-organize it all.
#Import calendar to outlook web access plus
I have multiple Gmail accounts, and attempting to export/import them between WLM and Outlook resulted in creating in havoc on the Gmail website pages plus copies of thousands of old email messages bouncingīack and forth between WLM, Outlook and the Gmail website pages, plus inserting folders from my other accounts into the pages of each other. Nothing happens as they are supposed to do, and I failed to be able, despite hours of trying, Hi, Baron and apologies for not replying sooner.ĭespite attempting to follow Microsoft’s instructions, trying to migrate data from WLM to Outlook defeated me.
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