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Windows Live Mail offers effective spam and phishing filters, quick search, and a few search folders.

This desktop application lets you access IMAP, POP and Windows Live Hotmail accounts, Windows Live Messenger, your blog and RSS news feeds. Windows Live Mail is an innovative webmail system that allows you to access multiple e-mail accounts from one place. How can I get it attached, while also filling in the To: field automatically? EDIT: 'Note that you cannot attach files from the command line' it means that it's very difficult at least. Windows Live Mail New Message window pops out and it contains: To: specific email address Subject: (empty) Body: (empty) Clicked file is attached The closest I got is creating shortcut in Send To folder with such target: C: Program Files Windows Live Mail wlmail.exe' The outcome is that the Windows Live Mail New Message window pops out and it contains: To: 'C: somefile.txt' Subject: (empty) Body: (empty) Almost right except, the selected file is not attached! It's only mentioned in To: field.User right clicks on a file and selects 'Send To->Mail Recipient' (or another custom created shortcut).The client I'm using is Windows Live Mail. Noel Burgess Certified Pedant Claims to know a bit about Windows Live 2.com› ▲▲ C Program Files Windows Live Mail Wlmail Exede ▲▲ It should open to the inbox of the default account regardless of the last active folder. (x86) will only appear on a 64-bit edition of Windows. C: Program Files Windows Live Photo Gallery Type 'C: Program Files Windows Live Mail wlmail' /mailurl:%'. Create a Message in Windows Live Mail, Windows Mail or Outlook Express from the Command Line. Uninstall Windows Live Mail or Windows Live software via Windows Control Panel. What is wlmail.exe? Wlmail.exe is located in a subfolder of 'C: Program Files'. C: Program Files Windows Live Photo Gallery.In the Target box on the Shortcut tab (it will be selected by default), type /mail at the end of the path shown, so it reads something like 'C: Program Files (x86) Windows Live Mail wlmail.exe' /mail. If the program is pinned to the taskbar, use Shift-right-click to get to the Properties menu item. With the program closed, right-click on the shortcut you use to launch it and select Properties.