MSW, you are coming across as a paying customer demanding satisfaction right now.
May I ask you to consider that Hotmail does not roll out its changes to everyone at the same time. I have login problems with one account, my main account it still working without problems. The Webmail Author may well be personally in the same position as my main account and not able to see the problems you are. You do not need to teach the Webmail Author about how the add-on works - all of the issues are connected to the change of screens by the Hotmail service and the Webmail Author has faced the same issues time and again in the past. You have the opportunity to simply use the free POP3 servers if this is a real inconvenience to you. This is the kind of disruption you signed up for when you decided to use this kind of service. It ill becomes any of us freeloaders to carp about the speediness of recovery when the service is provided so willingly at no cost in terms of money or effort to any of us. On Jul 29, 6:53 pm, MSW <[email protected]> wrote: > There are in fact 3 separate issues that need to be fixed here > resulting from the latest Hotmail site change, whenever you get around > to it: > > 1) By default, the user is no loner taken to the inbox when they log > in - this can be changed in hotmail as a setting but by default this > causes the webmail login attempt to fail. If in hotmail the setting > is changed to take the user to the inbix on login, then webmail > correctly authenticates. > > 2) Messages are read, but not deleted from the server, even when > specified to do so. > > 3) Only the first 38 messages in each folder are read.
