I want it back !

My OS is vista home premium. In the Windows Mail there are 2 folders (
pardon if I use the wrong terminology), one is LOCAL FOLDERS, the other is
MICROSOFT COMMUNITIES. A while back, for some stupidity I removed the MS
Communities.At the time I didn't miss it, until lately I opened a user
account, and the computer started setting up my desktop etc. When I opened
the window mail, there it was, the microsoft communities right under the
local folders. AND I'm using it ot communicate with you right now, in the
user account. HOW do I get the ms comm. back in my Administrator account ? I
tried to type in the search box, no match, both in the Start menu and Window
Mail.If you don't mind would you e-mail your answer to
Thank you.

"jihchiang" <> wrote in message
news:8A6188E6-B301-411D-BA2D-...
> My OS is vista home premium. In the Windows Mail there are 2 folders (
> pardon if I use the wrong terminology), one is LOCAL FOLDERS, the other is
> MICROSOFT COMMUNITIES. A while back, for some stupidity I removed the MS
> Communities.At the time I didn't miss it, until lately I opened a user
> account, and the computer started setting up my desktop etc. When I opened
> the window mail, there it was, the microsoft communities right under the
> local folders. AND I'm using it ot communicate with you right now, in the
> user account. HOW do I get the ms comm. back in my Administrator account ?
> I tried to type in the search box, no match, both in the Start menu and
> Window Mail.If you don't mind would you e-mail your answer to
> Thank you.


Go into news accounts and add:
msnews.microsoft.com

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BobF.

jihchiang wrote:
> My OS is vista home premium. In the Windows Mail there are 2 folders (
> pardon if I use the wrong terminology), one is LOCAL FOLDERS, the other
> is MICROSOFT COMMUNITIES. A while back, for some stupidity I removed the
> MS Communities.At the time I didn't miss it, until lately I opened a
> user account, and the computer started setting up my desktop etc. When I
> opened the window mail, there it was, the microsoft communities right
> under the local folders. AND I'm using it ot communicate with you right
> now, in the user account. HOW do I get the ms comm. back in my
> Administrator account ? I tried to type in the search box, no match,
> both in the Start menu and Window Mail.If you don't mind would you
> e-mail your answer to Thank you.

Whatproblem have you got with "microsoft communities" ?

None, if I had I would not be on this forum, would I ?
"simon othen" <> wrote in message
news:...
> jihchiang wrote:
>> My OS is vista home premium. In the Windows Mail there are 2 folders (
>> pardon if I use the wrong terminology), one is LOCAL FOLDERS, the other
>> is MICROSOFT COMMUNITIES. A while back, for some stupidity I removed the
>> MS Communities.At the time I didn't miss it, until lately I opened a
>> user account, and the computer started setting up my desktop etc. When I
>> opened the window mail, there it was, the microsoft communities right
>> under the local folders. AND I'm using it ot communicate with you right
>> now, in the user account. HOW do I get the ms comm. back in my
>> Administrator account ? I tried to type in the search box, no match, both
>> in the Start menu and Window Mail.If you don't mind would you e-mail your
>> answer to Thank you.
>
> Whatproblem have you got with "microsoft communities" ?
>
>

"jihchiang" <> wrote in message
news:8A6188E6-B301-411D-BA2D-...
> My OS is vista home premium. In the Windows Mail there are 2 folders (
> pardon if I use the wrong terminology), one is LOCAL FOLDERS, the other is
> MICROSOFT COMMUNITIES. A while back, for some stupidity I removed the MS
> Communities.At the time I didn't miss it, until lately I opened a user
> account, and the computer started setting up my desktop etc. When I opened
> the window mail, there it was, the microsoft communities right under the
> local folders. AND I'm using it ot communicate with you right now, in the
> user account. HOW do I get the ms comm. back in my Administrator account ?
> I tried to type in the search box, no match, both in the Start menu and
> Window Mail.If you don't mind would you e-mail your answer to
> Thank you.

jihchiang,

By using and providing your actual email address you are doing nothing
but adding another source for a botnet.
By the way, are you from China? If so, what city? Not that it's any of
my business. Just curious. I've been there three times in the past two
years, using Chongqing as a base and travelling throughout China. Beautiful
country. Great people.
If you'd prefer, simply "unmunge" my email address and send your answer
there if you decide to respond.

C.B.


--
It is the responsibility and duty of everyone to help the underprivileged
and unfortunate among us.

Yes and no. I came from Hong Kong at the time when HK was still under
British rule. I grew up there, then Canada. Never had the pleasure to enjoy
the beauty of my ancestor homeland.It has always been my regret.
"C.B." <> wrote in message
news6BD395B-D6B4-4F98-A680-...
>
>
> "jihchiang" <> wrote in message
> news:8A6188E6-B301-411D-BA2D-...
>> My OS is vista home premium. In the Windows Mail there are 2 folders (
>> pardon if I use the wrong terminology), one is LOCAL FOLDERS, the other
>> is MICROSOFT COMMUNITIES. A while back, for some stupidity I removed the
>> MS Communities.At the time I didn't miss it, until lately I opened a
>> user account, and the computer started setting up my desktop etc. When I
>> opened the window mail, there it was, the microsoft communities right
>> under the local folders. AND I'm using it ot communicate with you right
>> now, in the user account. HOW do I get the ms comm. back in my
>> Administrator account ? I tried to type in the search box, no match, both
>> in the Start menu and Window Mail.If you don't mind would you e-mail your
>> answer to Thank you.
>
> jihchiang,
>
> By using and providing your actual email address you are doing nothing
> but adding another source for a botnet.
> By the way, are you from China? If so, what city? Not that it's any of
> my business. Just curious. I've been there three times in the past two
> years, using Chongqing as a base and travelling throughout China.
> Beautiful country. Great people.
> If you'd prefer, simply "unmunge" my email address and send your
> answer there if you decide to respond.
>
> C.B.
>
>
> --
> It is the responsibility and duty of everyone to help the underprivileged
> and unfortunate among us.