I don’t like it, but then I don’t like the format of the “new” emails, like gmail, new Yahoo.etc. Hotmail just switched to outlook, and I don’t think it can be changed back at this time, this is IT. (Transcript lightly edited for readability.) I don’t know if Yahoo has thatįunctionality but those are the alternatives. You may also be able to configure Gmail to send as if it were coming from You could configure Gmail to pick up your Hotmail mail much like you would aĭesktop email client through what’s called POP3.
In fact, if you want to keep your Hotmail account, it’s very possible that With a strictly web-based user interface – is to switch to a different service: The other alternative – if that’s not what you want to do if you want to go That allows you to then read your emails, send email,ĭo whatever you want on your PC. These are programs you run on your PC and you configure them to download One, is to switch to a desktop email program like Outlook (not ,īut Outlook the program) that comes with Microsoft Office – or Thunderbird orĪny of a number of other desktop email programs. Now, if you don’t like it if you actually hate that user Hotmail will go awayĪnd that’s my expectation for. New were allowed to overlap for awhile, eventually the new user interfaceīecame the only user interface. Nonetheless, there have been prior changes. None have been quite as dramatic as the Hotmail to change but They do, periodically, make user interface changes to Hotmail web interface. This isĬonsistent with the way Microsoft has treated Hotmail over the years. Interface is not present, I do not know of a way to go back to it. So, if the option to revert to the Hotmail user interface, to the old user What does that mean? What that means is that the user interface
Inįact, I expect it to go away if it hasn’t gone away already. Here’s the problem: I don’t expect that setting to be there forever. Level of the Settings menu the last time I looked. Option that should be present on the Settings menu. Least, you should be able to revert to the Hotmail user interface with an Shutting down Hotmail?” the answer I gave there was that – for awhile at Well, so, if you take a look at the article I wrote when first Answercast #101 I look at ways to get away from the new
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