Email Clients Tutorials
Microsoft Windows TutorialsEmail and Windows Tutorials
Our Targeted Microsoft Windows Tutorials explore Windows basics and settings, as they pertain to email configuration and management.
The Which Version of Windows Am I Running? tutorial allows you to quickly figure out which version of Windows is running on the computer you are using. This is often useful to determine if your PC meets the minimum "System Requirements" for an email program. (Outlook 2003, for example, will only accept Windows 2000, Windows XP and later.)
Windows Default Settings Tutorials
While some email programs have their own ways of becoming the default email client on Windows, or playing custom new email sounds, the Control Panel allows you to determine which program should be handling emails by default, and which sound Windows should play when new emails arrive. Learn how to configure Windows XP's New Email Notification sound, how to set the new email sound in Windows Vista, and how to set the default email program on Windows XP or set the default email program on Windows Vista.
The Changing Screen Resolution tutorial shows you how to show more smaller things on screen, or show less but larger things.
Windows Maintenance Tutorials
The efficiency and stability of the programs you run, including email clients, depends on how well you maintain your PC (more accurately, how well you maintain Windows, the operating system.) The How Regularly Defragment Your Hard Drive tutorial explains why and how to defragment your hard disks, whose performance affect everything else in your PC.
Email and Internet Explorer on Windows
These series of tutorial will show you how to use Internet Explorer 6 and Internet Explorer 7 (Windows XP and Windows Vista) to email web pages, or email links to web pages, directly from your web browser. Learn how to email a web page from Internet Explorer.