The Live Fellow

Again, wrong design...

No wonder why Microsoft Online Services can't generate enough users...

A Windows Live OneCare support letter...

I was crazy about the 64bit vista and after I install it OneCare doesn't support, and luckily I got an answer!

Dear                ,

Thank you for contacting Microsoft Online Support Service. My name is Vanessa and I am glad to work with you. For your reference, the case ID for this service request is                 . You can contact me directly by sending an email to                                                    with the case ID in the subject line.

I understand the inconvenience you have encountered. Please be assured that I will do my best to help resolve this issue.

         , I would like to let you know that OneCare currently does not support the x64 version of Operating System. The next version of OneCare which will be available this fall, will include support for x64 bit Operating Systems. The OneCare Product Development team is continually improving our product through customer feedback to meet the needs of our users.

If there's anything else I can do for you, please feel free to let me know. I hope you are satisfied with my service.

Thank you for choosing Windows Live OneCare. I look forward to your reply.

Best regards,

This entry is about Windows Live Mail Beta Build 12.0.1184

It is a very exciting update since the last beta launch on the 14th December last year, although the Windows Live HotMail Desktop beta team blog said this is still a beta... The beta tag has gone already. (although I hate to see the beta tag =.=") OK! Lets get started!

1. UI

First we can see the look of Windows Live Mail changed so much for the very first begging they introduce a skyscraper at the right hand side of Windows Live Mail Desktop.

The Past!	The Future!!!

 I really love the new design, especially the "L.B.H.S" and the "R.H.T.S", Windows Live Mail team introduce Microsoft Outlook style tab, this allows us quickly navigate different functions.

P.S. Between the Outlook Connector and Windows Live Mail, Windows Live Mail Beta did perform much more better than Outlook.