Well, I am still one of those without my personal e-mail addy listed on my member page, but can have e-mail sent to me through GW. In the past, I have had my addy listed and have had serious problems with spam mail that comes from other forums on GW. Since I post on quite a few of the other forums on GW, I found that some of them do have their fair share of spam type posts; advertising for various websites, products etc. When my e-mail addy was available for anyone to see, these posts would pop up on these other GW forums and within an hour or so I would have the spam coming to my e-mail box about the product, site etc. Once I realized where all this spam was coming from, I removed my addy from my member page, and that was the end of the spam coming from here. Hope you all understand why I no longer have my e-mail addy available to see, but as I said, you can send it through GW and I would say that 95% of the time I don't have a problem getting it. Fran

Thank you . I don't see my problem listed so I will ask the question on their forum. I downloaded IE 10 hoping that may solve things but it didn't. Also, I could access Outlook from that site.

OP, I hope you're able to crack into your information. As info for others: If you've been using Outlook features but are moving from a PC with Outlook to one without it, export the information (both calender and contact data) into a file format that can be read by other programs. All the major free email sites (Yahoo, Gmail, likely many others) offer contact and calendar services that your exported Outlook information can be easily uploaded into. Also, other calendar or contact programs also can be populated with data in the non-proprietary, transportable file formats Owbist, backing up the data is good, but screen captures would mean having to re-input the data in the case of a drive failure. I have exported data files or data in multiple places - two different PCs, a backup drive, my smartphone, and Gmail.

hi Melissa, ..I'm not sure what has gone wrong there, but in case you're not aware of this, you may be able to view any saved passwords on your computer, including those you have long since forgotten. It depends on which web browser and Windows system you are using, assuming you are using Windows and not Linux or Mac... If using Windows 8, go to Control panel - User Accounts - Credential Manager, and then you will see a list of your passwords. You might have to key in another password to access them if you normally do so when switching on your computer. If using Mozilla Firefox as a web browser, then click on Tools (at the top of page), Options - Security - Saved Passwords... and you will find them there.. ...then I think I would try and reinstate my old email address for this purpose and use the password again... ...see how you get on...