Category Archives: Email Tips

Announcing our 2016 Cloudeight InfoAve Premium Ebook

Cloudeight Special Announcement October 23, 2016  Dear Friends,Thank you so much for your support! Announcing our brand new 2016 Cloudeight InfoAve Premium Volume 13 E-book We’re excited to announce that our new 2016 Cloudeight InfoAve Premium Volume 13 E-Book Is available now. Our Cloudeight InfoAve Premium E-book Volume 13, contains all the content from every issue of Cloudeight… Read More »

Export Your Gmail Contacts

Export Your Gmail Contacts If you’ve been using Gmail for a while, you have probably built quite a list of contacts (Address Book). If you’d like to export your contacts for use in a desktop email program or other application, you’ll be glad to know it’s really easy to do. Here’s how: Log-in to your Gmail account. Right… Read More »

Announcing our new Thunderbird Email Set-up Service!

Announcing our new Thunderbird Email Set-up Service! Email on Windows 10 is becoming a problem for many. Microsoft is phasing out support for Microsoft email accounts (Hotmail, Outlook.com, Live.com, Live.ca, and MSN.com) in Windows Live Mail. Windows Live Mail is no longer being updated by Microsoft. Windows Mail on Windows 10 is a problem because every time Windows… Read More »

Microsoft Email Accounts & Windows Live Mail

Microsoft Email Accounts & Windows Live Mail Some of you are using Windows Live Mail and are now having problems with receiving email from Microsoft accounts. A Microsoft account is any email address ending in any of the following: @outlook.com @hotmail.com @live.com @live.ca @msn.com It seems that Microsoft is trying to get users to use the Mail app… Read More »

Judy’s Fruit Bowls

Judy’sFruitBowls @ 4example.net Judy may want an email address like Judy’sFruitBowls @ 4example.net, but we have news for Judy – and for everyone else who would like to have Frank’s Mail or Lizzie’s Mail or MyDog’s @ whatever.com – you can’t use apostrophes and things like that in email addresses. You can use periods, dashes, and underscores (… Read More »