Eml files windows 7 live mail

WLM after all created the file and extension. I have to use Mozilla Thunderbird or boot up my old XP machine to view these files. Is there a fix in the works? Win 7 Ultimate bit Greg. Thursday, December 3, PM. The fix is in folks. I contacted Windows Live Support and was given the following solution. Be sure to save all your emails and if you don't find an entry in regedit for the second part don't worry I couldn't either but the first registry tweak took care of the issue.

This will all make sense once you follow the links. Best of luck, I hope you issues are solved as mine are. Select Microsoft Exchange option, then click Next. Click OK. Select the email folders which you need to export. You can select all folders also. Select the Outlook profile and click OK. The export process begins. Click Finish when Export Complete wizard appears.

Open the File Menu then select Open. Then select the. EML file that you want to open to view, click Open. In addition to using Microsoft Word to open and view files. Download Windows Live Essentials setup to your computer and install.

Download Windows Live Essentials setup to your computer and install it here. Run wlsetup-web. On the next window, type the check box, then select Install. At least I get it partly OK. In reply to YMR's post on December 26, Hi Ron, To help you with your concern, please try to repair Windows Live Mail, refer to the steps below and verify us if you still encounter the issue: 1. Click Start then Select Control Panel. Double-click Add or Remove Programs. Select Repair and click Continue.

User's post on December 27, OK, thanks. Hi Jan I have gone through this process having finally hunted down some advice about this when it became clear that Windows was not recognising the saved. I only use Windows live at the moment, no other mail client. This worked the first time After an update I think, it all happened again.