Sheddád ruled the world and read old books.
He read of lush trees and fancy pavilions; luscious fruit and expansive palaces. Taken by these descriptions of paradise, Sheddád, son of A'd, decided to build one on earth, in the desert.
To that effect, he summoned some of his subjects: "a hundred thousand Kings, under each of whom were a hundred thousand valiant chieftains, and under each of these were a hundred thousand soldiers."
With this quadrillion, one billion and 100,000 men, Sheddád built his paradise in the sand, a city called Irem, which he never would reach.
Now, if you have about a quadrillion, one billion and 100,000 emails in Outlook Express, they can reach not Irem and no paradise — but Windows Live Mail:
›› Out with Outlook Express, in with Windows Live Mail? Now get your mail and email account details out of Outlook Express and into Windows Live Mail.

Do you have 2 eyes? At your head's front? Why?
Eyes looking to the side afford much wider a range of sight. Two eyes on the front looking forward let you look around small things, though, and around thin vertical things — things like leaves and branches. That's one theory, at least.
Now, have you been looking around some thin horizontal things for, well, too long? Things like all the names and addresses in your Windows Mail's auto-complete list?
›› Ever sent an email to the wrong address by accepting what Windows Mail or Outlook Express suggested when you started typing? Here's how to disable (or, if you want convenience back, enable) email address auto-completion in Windows Mail and Outlook Express.

Fortunately, Chongqing occupies China's center and not, say, Austria's: the municipality at the junction of Jialing and Yangtze would leave a measly 1,467 km² (566 square miles) for Vienna and the rest.
Fortunately, Outlook search folders can grow to just match the messages in them — and be they all the mail you have:
›› Have Outlook show all messages from all your folders in one long "All Mail" list.

Buckles came into fashion around 1660 in England.
The pilgrims who had arrived in North America some 40 years earlier probably tied their shoes with leather laces at the Thanksgiving feast in 1621.
Speaking of good old Thanksgiving fashion:
›› They call it the good old times for this reason. (Windows Mail, Windows Live Mail, Outlook, Outlook Express)