Starting in June 2008, you will no longer be able to check your Hotmail emails from Outlook Express, and will instead need to setup Hotmail in Windows Live Mail, the free email program available for Windows XP and Windows Vista: Hotmail leaves Outlook Express. Setup an Email Account in Outlook Express | Setup Hotmail in Outlook Express Also built by Microsoft, Outlook Express is designed to integrate MSN and Hotmail accounts, and work in pair with the webmail service. Microsoft's Hotmail webmail service works much like an 'IMAP' type of email account, but requires in Outlook Express a special email account setup. Alternatively, how to setup your Hotmail (or MSN) email account in Outlook Express. These tutorials will guide you through the process of setting up a standard (POP3 or IMAP) email account in Outlook Express, and test it. Setting Up Email Accounts and Hotmail in Outlook Express Outlook Express version 6 was the last version of the program, and it shipped with Windows XP. Note: Windows Vista shipped with Windows Mail Windows 7 came without a built-in desktop email client, but Windows Live Mail (also by Microsoft) can be downloaded for free Windows 8 comes with Windows 8 Mail (touch-only email app), but Windows Live Mail is also available on the desktop for Windows 8 Pro users. (Windows 7 ships without email client, so you can install Windows Live Mail.) Outlook Express shipped with all versions of Windows, from Windows 98 to Windows XP: Meet Outlook Express! And here's to answer a FAQ: 'What happened to Outlook Express in Vista' - Read about Windows Mail, Windows Live Mail, and the fate of Outlook Express in our Outlook Express Vista or our Outlook Express download tutorial. This introductory tutorial gives you a quick overview of Outlook Express 6, how it differs from Microsoft Office Outlook (2003), how close it is to its successor - Windows Mail. Tip: See our Windows Live Mail Tutorial for OE's successor.

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