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Hello All,
I need to send Feedback on the SQL Server 2008 using the Feedback forms
provided. Unfortunately there is no email program provided with the Windows
2008 64 Server to send the Feedback. The Feedback forms need a email program
to work.
Where can I download the appropriate email program?
I see windows mail in the program files without a setup application!
wab wabfind.dll wabmp.dll and wabmig files

I seem to remember setting up windows mail on a Server a few years ago, but
cannot remember how.

Help.
Louis.

I suggest filing your feedback at http://connect.microsoft.com/sqlserver

(Though Windows Mail does not need a "setup application"... it should just
run. You will need to provide POP/SMTP server information before you can
actually use it to send mail, though.)


On 7/7/08 8:29 PM, in article
3D17BAF5-2B21-43B5-A999-EA7DCF245CBE...soft (DOT) com, "Louis205"
<Louis205 (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote:

I suggest filing your feedback at http://connect.microsoft.com/sqlserver

(Though Windows Mail does not need a "setup application"... it should just
run. You will need to provide POP/SMTP server information before you can
actually use it to send mail, though.)


On 7/7/08 8:29 PM, in article
3D17BAF5-2B21-43B5-A999-EA7DCF245CBE...soft (DOT) com, "Louis205"
<Louis205 (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote:

I suggest filing your feedback at http://connect.microsoft.com/sqlserver

(Though Windows Mail does not need a "setup application"... it should just
run. You will need to provide POP/SMTP server information before you can
actually use it to send mail, though.)


On 7/7/08 8:29 PM, in article
3D17BAF5-2B21-43B5-A999-EA7DCF245CBE...soft (DOT) com, "Louis205"
<Louis205 (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote:

I suggest filing your feedback at http://connect.microsoft.com/sqlserver

(Though Windows Mail does not need a "setup application"... it should just
run. You will need to provide POP/SMTP server information before you can
actually use it to send mail, though.)


On 7/7/08 8:29 PM, in article
3D17BAF5-2B21-43B5-A999-EA7DCF245CBE...soft (DOT) com, "Louis205"
<Louis205 (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote:

I suggest filing your feedback at http://connect.microsoft.com/sqlserver

(Though Windows Mail does not need a "setup application"... it should just
run. You will need to provide POP/SMTP server information before you can
actually use it to send mail, though.)


On 7/7/08 8:29 PM, in article
3D17BAF5-2B21-43B5-A999-EA7DCF245CBE...soft (DOT) com, "Louis205"
<Louis205 (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote:

I suggest filing your feedback at http://connect.microsoft.com/sqlserver

(Though Windows Mail does not need a "setup application"... it should just
run. You will need to provide POP/SMTP server information before you can
actually use it to send mail, though.)


On 7/7/08 8:29 PM, in article
3D17BAF5-2B21-43B5-A999-EA7DCF245CBE...soft (DOT) com, "Louis205"
<Louis205 (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote:

I suggest filing your feedback at http://connect.microsoft.com/sqlserver

(Though Windows Mail does not need a "setup application"... it should just
run. You will need to provide POP/SMTP server information before you can
actually use it to send mail, though.)


On 7/7/08 8:29 PM, in article
3D17BAF5-2B21-43B5-A999-EA7DCF245CBE...soft (DOT) com, "Louis205"
<Louis205 (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote:

I suggest filing your feedback at http://connect.microsoft.com/sqlserver

(Though Windows Mail does not need a "setup application"... it should just
run. You will need to provide POP/SMTP server information before you can
actually use it to send mail, though.)


On 7/7/08 8:29 PM, in article
3D17BAF5-2B21-43B5-A999-EA7DCF245CBE...soft (DOT) com, "Louis205"
<Louis205 (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote:

I suggest filing your feedback at http://connect.microsoft.com/sqlserver

(Though Windows Mail does not need a "setup application"... it should just
run. You will need to provide POP/SMTP server information before you can
actually use it to send mail, though.)


On 7/7/08 8:29 PM, in article
3D17BAF5-2B21-43B5-A999-EA7DCF245CBE...soft (DOT) com, "Louis205"
<Louis205 (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote: