Microsoft Windows Vista Unleashed, Second Edition

Chapter 19. Communicating with Windows Mail

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Setting Up Mail Accounts

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Handling Incoming Messages

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Sending Messages

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Maintaining Windows Mail

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Filtering Incoming Messages

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Finding a Message

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If software programs can have inferiority complexes, Outlook Express, the email client that shipped with the previous few versions of Windows, would be a prime candidate. After all, Outlook Express was always seen as the poor cousin of Outlook, Microsoft’s flagship email client. That might have been a bad rap because Outlook Express 6, the version that shipped with Windows XP, was ...