For the third time, I need a how to book for Windows live mail on a Windows 7 computer.

If you use Windows Live Mail to manage your Hotmail account, any email addresses that you reply to at least three times are automatically stored in your Address Book as frequent contacts. If this function is cluttering your contacts list and you want to deactivate it, you can do so through Windows Live Mail's Options dialog.

Open Windows Live Mail and click the "Show Menu" button, then "Options." Select the "Send" tab in the Options dialog box that appears. Uncheck the box next to "Automatically put people I reply to in my address book after the third reply" and click "OK."
Email Tutorial
http://www.freeemailtutorials.com/windowsLiveMail/addressBooksAndContacts/

I'm sorry but I can't help you, the only thing you can do is go to Outlook.com and use it and there add your existing account and then the friend or:
http://helpdeskgeek.com/how-to/manually-add-a-contact-to-a-windows-live-mail-address-book/
Note that Windows Live Mail is no longer supported by Microsoft, now it's Outlook.com - the default e-mail service!

Windows 7 does not support the use of Outlook Express - this was removed from Windows Vista and Windows 7 and replaced by Windows Mail (in Vista) and by Windows Live Mail (in 7).
If you have copies of the Outlook Express mail database files (inbox.dbx etc) you should be able to migrate these into Windows Live Mail using the Import Messages option in the File menu and selecting Microsoft Outlook Express 6 then browsing to the folder where your mail database files for Outlook Express are held.
If you have previously exported your Outlook Express account details (name.iaf) - you can import these into Windows Live Mail too through the Import option in the Accounts page.
Lastly, if you still have your Outlook Express Address book (name.wab) this can be imported in to your Windows Live Contacts by selecting File then Import Windows Address book (.wab).

hi, you need select the Vodafone MMS profile to access the mms.live.vodafone.in.For that follow the below steps.

1. Open the browser.
2. go to book mark manger and crate a new book mark.
name as mms and address as http://mms.live.vodafone.in.

3.save
4. edit the mms book mark.
5. click the third option "access point"
6. change that to vodafoneMMS.
7. save changes
8. now connect to MMS
9.you will connect to the vodafone mms page.see the image
10. enter your phone no. and password and you can view the mms.if you need more tips you can contact me([email protected])

Outlook express is not available for Windows 7 or even Vista. You can't download it or run it on either of the two version of Windows. However you can install MS Office that includes Outlook on it or you may install a third party e-mail program or even better to use Windows Live Mail free programwhich is a part of the Windows Live Essentials.

Sorry, it is not available for Windows 7.
Here is the alternative:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Where-is-Outlook-Express

If you have Yahoo! Mail Plus (a paid upgrade), you can access those messages directly from a standard email program (such as Outlook, Windows Live Mail, etc.). You need to configure the account settings in your email program for the Yahoo service.

The settings for incoming mail are:
Incoming (POP) server: plus.pop.mail.yahoo.com
Port: 995
Security: SSL

For more on Yahoo server settings, see this Yahoo help page:
http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/yahoomail/mailplus/pop/pop-14.html

For details on configuring the WLM email program, see this Microsoft help page:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Windows-Mail-setting-up-an-account-from-start-to-finish#section_5

and this additional page on port & SSL settings:
http://support.tigertech.net/windows-live-mail-ssl

If you have Windows Mail, you no doubt are running Windows Vista. Sorry, but Outlook Express is not supported in Vista. You are stuck with Windows Mail or a third-party mail client. FYI, I use Thunderbird and am quite satisfied. It works with Windows XP through Windows 7