Top 50 Most Popular Windows Mail Tips, Tricks and Tutorials

41. How to Send Mail Later in Windows Mail

Put messages in the Windows Mail outbox instead of delivering them immediately so you can still edit them before they go off to the recipient.

42. How to Make Windows Mail Your Default Windows Email Program

Is Windows Mail not what comes up when you click an email address? Here's how to make Windows Mail your default in Windows for all things email (including the addresses).

43. How to See Unread Mail Only in Windows Mail

With unread messages spread across your Windows Mail Inbox, wouldn't it be nice to hide the mail already seen? Here's how to see only new and unread emails in Windows Mail.

44. How to Read Mail in a Larger Font in Windows Mail

Read emails faster and in a more comfortable way by increasing the font size of messages in Windows Mail.

45. How to Import or Restore Windows Mail Mail Rules

Get all your fine Windows Mail mail filters back.

46. How to Set the Default Signature per Email Account in Windows Mail

Tell Windows Mail or Outlook Express to choose the signature inserted automatically depending on the account used to send a message.

47. How to Open Emails Maximized in Windows Mail

Windows Mail does not remember you want to read your mail maximized? Never mind, you can still make it display the messages to fill the screen.

48. How to Back Up or Copy Your Windows Mail Address Book

(After I have made it sound difficult,) you'll be surprised how easy it is to create a copy of your Windows Mail address book (also known as Windows Contacts) as a backup or for migration to a new computer.

49. How to Add Background Sound to Emails in Windows Mail

Enrich your emails in Windows Mail with some music that will automatically play when the recipient opens them.

50. How to Hide Deleted Messages in an IMAP Account in Windows Mail

Can't see the remaining important messages because Windows Mail still displays all the remaining deleted messages in a folder? Here's how to hide the latter to highlight and see clearly the former.