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newbie saying hi and advice needed
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newbie saying hi and advice needed
hi,
i've just joined today so hello to you all
i've been with sky for a year now and i've just setup up my sky email to use as i don't like windows mail on vista!!!!
i have transferred all my contacts no problem into sky email but if it is at all possible to transferring all my folders and old emails into sky email?? I do have a lot.
i have tried forwarding them to sky email but he do not open properly
any advice would be appreicated
thanxs x x effypop
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Re: newbie saying hi and advice needed
I take it you mean you don't like the email client??...Don't know how you'd move the folders to the online Google/Sky account so I'd just setup the Sky email address in your mail client and just use that...
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Re: newbie saying hi and advice needed
If you don't like Windows Mail, which is just an updated version of Outlook Express, try Thunderbird, which is one of the better free email clients.
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