Outlook Express

[jaycee721]

Hello,
Is there anyway to get Outlook Express on Windows 7 with Suddenlink? A friend who has centurylink was able to get Outlook Express.

 

[Onus]

I use Thunderbird (free download from www.mozilla.org) as my email client on Windows 7. It is highly configurable and can access multiple email accounts at the same time just like Outlook Express could.

 

[foscooter]

Nope! No Outlook Express in Windows 7. You have to get Windows Live Mail. It's free.

But I use Outlook, part of Office 2007.

 

[jaycee721]

I use Thunderbird (free download from www.mozilla.org) as my email client on Windows 7. It is highly configurable and can access multiple email accounts at the same time just like Outlook Express could.

I have Thunderbird as my email client. When I pull up the address book, it does not show the entire address book, only a very small section called "personal contacts" which I don't remember configuring. All my contacts and my group contacts seem to be unattainable. Very frustrating.

 

[Onus]

You may need to select the "Collected Addresses" to see more of your entries.

 

[jaycee721]

You may need to select the "Collected Addresses" to see more of your entries.

There isn't a place that gives me the opportunity to select collected addresses, group addresses or any other address except this small address book that says personal contacts. I have tried everything I can think of to try to access my entire address book. I have even tried to import addresses and have not been successful.

Maybe I should just try to delete the address book it shows me.

 

[jaycee721]

I think my question has not been understood. When I bring up address book in Thunderbird, a "personal address book" comes up with a few of my contacts. There is no place on the screen that allows me to add a contact, to select other address books or groups that I had saved previously. I hope someone has the answer.

Thanks.

 

[Onus]

Can you post a screen shot?