That feature is known as message syncing, i.e., keeping the messages for
that account mirrored the same on all computers accessing that mail
account. The common POP3 mail protocol does no syncing,
To get true syncing you need to use either the IMAP protocol, or HTTP
(Live/Hotmail accounts in Windows Live Mail), or webmail access.
Virtually all mail providers have webmail access for travelers, although
webmail usually has no record of messages sent via your desktop mail
program (Gmail is one of the few exceptions).
After these newsgroups close, Windows Live Mail will be supported here:
http://windowslivehelp.com/product.aspx?productid=15
Gary VanderMolen, Microsoft MVP (Mail)
"searcher" wrote in message news:hv8bd3$c9s$...
I use Windows Live Mail as my email pop3 account for mail.
My question is why, when I go to another computer, use the net, go to WLM,
use the same name and password, do I not find the same emails, saved to be
able to access them while away from home?
2nd Question: What is the address to access the Microsoft forums that are
replacing their newsgroup service?