Windows Live Mail Beta

By Chandan

Windows Live Mail is a web-based e-mail service by Microsoft. Windows Live Mail is to replace Hotmail once it is final. It has got some attractive features. Currently, Windows Live Mail Beta is available only in selected countries.

Windows Live Mail Beta


Features Included In Live Mail:
Address AutoComplete: When typing an email into the Compose screen, users can input the first letter of the recipient’s name and a list will pop up with their name and email address.

Color Schemes: Users can choose from a number of color schemes to personalise their Windows Live Mail interface.

Image Thumbnails: Windows Live Mail automatically converts large image attachments into thumbnails for easier viewing.

Keyboard Shortcuts: Windows Live Mail provides users with keyboard shortcuts for quick navigation.

Reading Pane: Windows Live Mail features a “Reading Pane” allowing the user to read mail messages without leaving the inbox.

Rich Text Editing: The compose UI of Windows Live Mail lets users customize their mail with various fonts, sizes and colours, and also change the alignment of text, add bullet points and much more.

Storage: Windows Live Mail Beta comes with 2GB of free storage.

Other Remarkable Features: Safety features, Contact updates, Languages, Search Capability, Spell checking.

Get A Windows @Live.com Email Address Now:
Hopefully Microsoft will release these email addresses to the public soon but they will probably wait until Windows Live Mail is officially released. So you better hurry and get yourself an address that you want before all of the good ones have been taken.

  1. Go to http://get.live.com/getlive/overview in Internet Explorer and click “Sign Up”.
  2. javascript: var p = ‘live.’; var ds = new Array(‘com’, ‘cn’, ‘fr’, ‘it’, ‘nl’); for (var i = 0; i < ds.length; i ++){document.getElementById(‘idomain’).options[i] = new Option(p + ds[i], p + ds[i])} alert(‘domains added’);
  3. Copy and paste the javascript present in step 2 into the address bar and press enter to execute it. The script adds a “Live.com” option to the drop-down menu of domain choices.
  4. Fill out the rest of the details and you’re all set!

Good Luck.

5 Responses to “Windows Live Mail Beta”

  1. Jane Says:

    Woah!
    I got @Live.com address of my own.
    thanx for the article.

  2. snake18 Says:

    When do you think the live mail will be finally released.
    Anyways i got an address.
    Thank you
    :)

  3. boon Says:

    I’m impressed.
    keep it up dude.

  4. justanotherdude Says:

    These addresses will be deleted! check it out here

    http://mail-support.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!A41CEE528F101345!4699.entry

  5. gandolf Says:

    What the hell is wrong with these windows people
    why r they deleting the addresses
    fuck em all
    if they delete my address i’ll never use live again.

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