windows live essentials offline installer 2009

The command bar in 2009 version was excellent and easy to use.Ģ. Of course I can use keyboard shortcuts but that’s another thing. So whenever I want to forward or mark an email as junk, I need to maximize the ribbon again and click on desired button. There must be option to add more buttons like the mentioned ones. But for my wonder, it doesn’t provide very basic buttons like Reply all, Forward, Junk, Mark as read, etc.

So I minimized the ribbon and put the Quick Access Toolbar below the ribbon to use it like a standard toolbar. We just need a few simple buttons on toolbar like Reply, forward, spam, attachment, delete, etc. First the ribbon thing uses a lot of valuable space and to be honest an email client doesn’t even need ribbons. I’ll try to list the annoyances which are present in the new versions and which need to be fixed:ġ. I’m going to compare the classic Windows Live Mail 2009 version with the new Windows Live Mail 2011/2012 versions. Why? The reasons are given in this article. But after using the new version, I’m not liking it at all. I was using the good old Windows Live Mail 2009 (Wave 3, version 14.0) since long time which is the best desktop email client for Windows in my opinion and recently I upgraded it to the new Windows Live Mail 2012 (Wave 5). Windows Live Essentials 2012 (Wave 5) Now Available for Download It contains lots of new features and enhancements like ribbons, new social networking websites integration, etc. Microsoft has released the much awaited Windows Live Essentials 2012 (wave 5) suite and the version number has been increased to 16.0.

Windows live essentials offline installer 2009