User manuals for Windows Mail, Windows Contacts and Windows Calendar are not included in Windows 10, Windows 8.1 and Windows 7. For this reason, we have added these user manuals to the WM Restore Tool help system. You can use the links on the Windows Mail Help page to quickly navigate to the appropriate section of the help system.
Windows Mail Help
Click to open the Windows Mail chapter of this user manual. This chapter contains general information on using Windows Mail.
Make Windows Mail the default e-mail program
Click to read how to make Windows Mail the default program for sending and receiving e‑mail messages. The instructions for Windows 10 version 1709, 1803 or later and for other systems are different.
Configure Windows Mail with Gmail and Hotmail (Live, Outlook.com)
Click to understand how to Configure Windows Mail with Gmail and Hotmail (Live, Outlook.com). Currently, most of e-mail services usually use SSL connection to access e-mail accounts using SMTP, POP3 and IMAP, so these examples will be very useful.
Sending e-mail messages by using MAPI
Click to open the Sending e-mail messages by using MAPI chapter of this user manual. MAPI functionality is widely used by standard Windows applications, mainly for sending documents using default e-mail program, e.g. Windows Mail.
Sending digitally signed e-mail messages
Click to open the Sending digitally signed e-mail messages chapter of this user manual. This chapter contains the necessary information on how to obtain, view, export and import your secure e-mail certificate.
Windows Mail (News) Help
Click to open the Newsgroups (Windows Mail) chapter of this user manual. This chapter contains the necessary information on how to work with newsgroups using Windows Mail.
Windows Contacts (Address Book) Help
Click to open the Windows Contacts (Address Book) chapter of this user manual. This chapter contains general information on using Windows Contacts.
Windows Calendar Help
Click to open the Windows Calendar chapter of this user manual. This chapter contains general information on using classic Windows Calendar application.