Excerpts of what you agreed(to).
1. 'It's a contract that governs your use of any Windows Live, Bing, MSN,
Microsoft Office Live, or Office.com services or software...'
2. 'We may change the service or delete features at any time for any reason'
3. 'We provide the service "as is," "with all faults," and "as available.'
4. 'We may also automatically download to your computer upgrades to the
software to update, enhance, and further develop the service.'
The Connector is an Office Outlook add-in not an XP add-in.
Office and Outlook runs on XP; WLM 2009 runs on XP, Vista, Win7;
WLM 2011 runs on Vista and Win7 (and Server 2008)
Hotmail, WLM, Office Connector are all Live services and software.
Your terms for Windows(any version are similar)
i.e. --> You install it, you agree...pretty simple.
What does the future bring ??? Evidently within items 1 through 4.
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....winston
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"Tester" wrote in message news:i8e6t8$7ot$...
Do Terms & Conditions actually say that you MUST UPDATE your Outlook
Connector for Hotmail? Does it actually specify for how long you can
continue using OL connector for Hotmail.
Why is Microsoft still developing OL Connector for Hotmail for XP users?
There is clearly double standards here - on one hand they don't
develop WLM for XP but they are quite happy to continue wasting time on
Outlook Connector for Hotmail! and it is thrusted on people's throats
otherwise you can't use OL to download hotmail messages as previous
poster had said. Does this mean that WLM (version 2009 (Build 14.XXXXX)
will face the same fate such that by next year people won't be able to
download hotmail accounts unless they buy Win7 and install latest WLM?
Is this not extortion by this behemoth and is anti-trust department
going to do anything about this? Please let me know who should I report
this so that something can be done before it is too late.
Mind boggles!
hth
....winston wrote:
> You did choose to install it(the Outlook Connector or Outlook Connector
> for Hotmail) and in doing so agreed to the terms and conditions of use.
>
> I.e. you weren't forced.
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