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Old 17th Apr 2009, 12:59
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Hi,
When I click on an email address that's on a website, my old email address pops up to be used. How to I change so my new email address will pop up? And is that what's called a default email? Yeah, I'm a computer dummy...I used to have outlook express with the old account,and now I have msn. I'd actually rather use outlook express, but don't know how to change that either.
Thanks for any help!
Debi
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Old 19th Apr 2009, 03:01
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Ok, welcome to the forums Debi

Firstly download and install the latest version of Windows Live

Then right click Start and select properties, under the Start Menu tab, select Windows Live Mail as your default mail program.

Open it up and run through the short automated steps and you're sorted!

Any problems, don't hesitate to ask
Ollie.
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