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It is a software management tool provided by certain software manufacturers. These style of tools tend to allow the manufacturer to add software updates and whenever those software publishers provide updates, it will signal an update to install.

It is used to connect to the Internet to check for software updates for the following software applications: Roxio, DragonNaturally Speaking, Corel Draw, Acronis, Articulate, and other programs that make use of the service FLEXnet Connect.

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Use the contact form on their website - see the link below.

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Stated in Wikipedia: The name "Hotmail" was chosen out of many possibilities ending in "-mail" as it included the letters HTML - the coding used behind all web pages (to emphasize this, the original spelling was "HoTMaiL").

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yes of course you can, at the top of the conversation box there is an option of adding someone to the convo, click that, then a list will come on of all the people who are logged on, check all of the people you want to add and click ok or add

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Microsofts MSN Messenger and HotMail will work on Apple Mac computers. (See links below)

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Bing does not provide email accounts. Bing is owned and developed by Microsoft, so you could get a Hotmail and it would still be from Microsoft.

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-When you find your "Home" page of live.mail, click on "Your Privacy" in the drop down menu under the "Home" button.

-On the bottom right it says "Profile Privacy" and click on "profile privacy settings".

-Under "My Current Settings" click on "View Current Settings".

-Go down almost all the way to the "Who can contact me" section and move the slider for "Friend and Group Invitations" from "Everyone (Public)" to "My Friends and their friends" or "No one".

-Go all the way to the bottom and click on the "Save" button.

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keep your left mouse button down and drag across area you want to highlight,if you cant highlight then its problem with email you received,maybe its set (content of message) as background image in that case you can not highlight

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in processess tab click on the outlook process and clikc 'end process' button.

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In Microsoft Outlook, open up help. Type in "Autoresponder" (without the quotes). Outlook Help should now show you how to do it. It is also known as rules wizard: - Tools - Rules Wizard - Click "Create New Rule". The Wizard should help you with the rest.

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Recently, and mainly to fight SPAM, email servers have changed to require SMTP authentication for outgoing mail. Often the server address settings are correct, and everything has been working up to now, but suddenly stop. In Outlook Express, for example, go to Tools, Accounts, then the Properties of the affected account, and on the Servers page, under Outgoing Mail Server, there is a checkbox for SMTP Authentication, put a checkmark in the box. This was a monthly occurrence for me. I could never remember what their tech support told me to do last time, so I would have to call again. I'd fix it, and then the proble would recur with no changes made on my part. I came to realize there were as many different explanations and fixes as phone calls I made. I fixed it by changing ISP's.

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They did not add the Ribbon changes in Outlook 2007 for the Applciation window. However, you should notice that the Ribbon was added for Mail, Calendar, Tasks and other such items.

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This is a problem with how address are handled in Windows Outlook Express. Go to Windows and update your system. This will eliminate the problem. It is not anything to worry about. Just delete the file. It will return until you get your system updated. Be sure and install SP2. Do not download from the internet. Order the free CD from Microsoft and install with the CD.

More Info on this issue.What is the Tilde (~) file that appears on Desktop

What is this ~ file? The file appearing on your desktop with the filename ~, commonly known as a tilde, is a backup of your Windows Address Book. It is appearing as a result of the April 2003 Cumulative Patch for Outlook Express (330994). The patch is installed for Outlook Express 5.5 or 6 in response to a vulnerability that could allow an attacker to run code of the attacker's choice on a user's machine. To exploit the vulnerability, an attacker would have to be able to cause Windows to open a specially constructed MHTML URL, either on a web site or included in an HTML email message.

Unfortunately, there is a bug in the patch.Whenever you make a change in your Windows Address Book file (*.wab file), Windows makes a backup of this file. Generally this backup is called user name.WA~ , however after the patch is installed the backup gets renamed to just ~ instead and saved in the directory where you start your Outlook Express. Most of the time, people start Outlook Express from a shortcut on their desktop, so the backup file gets placed there. This is how the tilde (~) file arrives on your desktop.

Is the File a Virus and will Spyware or Anti-virus Utilities Find it?

Because the file is simply a backup of your Windows Address Book, spyware searching utilities or anti-virus products wont flag it as anything suspicious.

Can I Delete the ~ File?

The simple answer is yes, the file can be deleted. However if it is deleted, you wont have a backup of your Windows Address Book if a virus or something else corrupts it or you accidentally delete the information in the address book. So I wouldn't necessarily delete the file without backing it up first. Personally, here are the steps I would take to remain safe in case you need the file again.

Right click on the file and choose Rename

Type in a name for the file and add the .wab extension to itFor Example, you might want to rename it to addressbook.wab or something similar

Now, put a blank, formatted floppy disk in your floppy drive and right-click on the newly named file

Choose Send To, Floppy Drive (most likely A)

Now the file is backed up in case of emergency, right-click on the file on your desktop and choose DeleteEach time you make a change to your address book, this file will reappear so its a good idea to keep that floppy drive around and make a backup each time you make changes. This protects you from losing valuable email addresses in case of a disaster.

An alternative to this would be to change the Start in option for Outlook Express.

Find the shortcut to Outlook Express and right-click on it Click on Properties Make sure Read-only is unchecked on the General tab Click on the Shortcut tab In the "Start In" field, change it to an alternative path where the tilde file will appear, for example C:\ Click on Apply

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It is suppose to be 13! But if you live Outside the "United States" Google dosedoes not ask for your age so you might just have to be 13 in the "United States".

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ihave trouble w my msn its give m code80048823

Answer :

Listen up ..

The 2 most common types of problems one can possibly face in MSN messenger are automatic logouts , and that stupid error that happened with pretty much everyone who was forced OFF WLM 8.1 to lame WLM 8.5 beta , followed by WLM 8.5 (14.0.8089.726 is the current default) ..

Ulitimately , WLM2009 is coming around ..

The 2nd error am talking about is clarified right here

http://www.hwdot.com/images/Windows%20Live%20Communications%20Platform%20has%20encountered%20a%20problem%20and%20needs%20to%20close.jpg

In other words , most people (did / are going to) face the very same type of crap due to MS security claims ..

I was so (guinea peg) like , that i actually tried everything even Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 debug engine ( It's okay if you havn't heared of it , it's a Developer Studio for Programmers / Developers

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The working solution (for me) was

1) Change your country/region ( no joke i moved myself to California lol)

2) A tiny MSN virus removal tool ..

3) Restart your PC

There are certain types of viruses/malwares that affect MSN's behavior and screws it up

http://www.msnvirusremoval.com/

here is what i used and it worked like a charm , it solved the 2 problems actually ..

the error message , and the automatic logout .. just gone :)

GL and hope it works fine for you as well

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Ken Dodd still lives in his child hood home, and can be contacted by post via his Manager and Partner Anne Jones.

Address

Anne Jones

76 Thomas Lane

Knotty Ash

Liverpool

L14 5NX

Sorry don't know phone number