The user interface and how Mail forgoes some complex functionality available in Outlook are two of the key distinctions between Outlook and Mail. The appeal of the latter is primarily due to organization. In contrast to Mail, Outlook provides a few options for responding to (or delaying responding to) email. However, Mail has a few advantages over Outlook that it does not. The first, Mail’s handling of multiple accounts, neatly intersects with Mail’s best feature—the streamlined UI. There really isn’t an obvious way to add contacts in Outlook. We have mentioned steps below to Set up Windows Mail
Steps to Set up Windows Mail
Final Words
That’s it with our article on how to Set up Windows Mail. As a replacement for Microsoft Outlook Express, Windows Mail is a Microsoft Windows email client that was first released with Windows Vista. Many new features and capabilities not present in Outlook Express are supported by the new program.
