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The problem was not with the msoe.dll file because if this file is affected Windows Mail will not run period, but your WinMail did run. It was only one function in WinMail that was kaput. Since all the other files in the WinMail folder in program files are used by WinLiveMail it is reasonable to assume that one of these files had been affected which in turn affected one of the functions of WinMail. Once the culprit file was fixed in WinLiveMail update it was also auto fixed for WinMail operations. Furthermore, you would never get that update running WinMail by itself, as it doesn't get updates because it's a hybrid application and not recognized for the purposes of updates. Have to say that was a clever work around.