Microsoft will pull the plug on popular Windows Live Mail and Movie Maker tomorrow

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#1

We’ve just posted the following news: Microsoft will pull the plug on popular Windows Live Mail and Movie Maker tomorrow[newsimage]http://www.myce.com/wp-content/images_posts/2016/10/Windows_Live_Mail-1-95x75.png[/newsimage]

Tomorrow Microsoft will end the support of popular applications such as Windows Live Mail, Windows Movie Maker, Windows Live Writer and Photo Gallery. They are part of Windows Essentials of which the software giant already announced it would reach end of support on January 10, 2017.

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#2

I’m not sure any of these will be missed, though I have known a few people to use Movie Maker in the past, since it was occasionally useful. Is it still going to be free at the Windows Store?

Come to think of it, I haven’t heard of anyone actually looking for software at the Windows Store in quite a while. I have to wonder how many dozen people still visit their site, and why.

#3

I loved Window Live Mail and Calender in Windows 10, I will miss it

#4

I loved Windows (NOT LIVE) Mail from Vista, too. Only thing good about Vista. Didn’t do me any good, though. The Lord Microsoft giveth and taketh away!

#5

I like Windows Live Mail too and still use it under Windows 10.

Looks like I’ll have to switch yet again! :rolleyes:

[B]Wombler[/B]

#6

I could never tell the difference between Windows Mail, Windows Live Mail, and Outlook Express. I used to like Outlook Express, but lately, I’m only using Thunderbird on my desktop and K9 Mail on my phone.