default email client


  1. slick8
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    windows 7 ultimate 64
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    default email client


    i noticed that there isnt an email client on 7, what is a good one to use for basic emailing??
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  3. tom982
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    Hello slick8

    Windows mail has been replaced with Windows Live Mail, as part of the Windows Live package. It is now an optional download and doesn't come pre-installed in Windows 7.

    You can download it here:

    Windows Live Mail 2011

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  4. Bongo
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    ThunderBird is a good 1 Thunderbird - It
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  6. Imperfect1
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    Vista 64 bit and 32 bit (SP2)
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    It's probably a good idea to check out a few of them for yourself, because sometimes it's more a matter of preferences than anything else. I want a lot of customization options in my email, so I prefer Yahoo Mail (or Yahoo Mail Plus) because they seem to allow more customization than most of the other major emails.
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