as you can see from this old article they have had issues with compatibility with the 2 from the beginning Microsoft Resolves Windows Live Mail, IE8 Conflict however is was supposed to be resolved. Have you done all of the IE8 updates and have the latest version of it? Would also suggest you try it with Ie blocking all of the add ons to see if one may cause a conflict To do this click Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> System Tools -> Internet Explorer (No Add-ons).

Has she told him not to install instant messaging? And she doesnt want him visiting MySpace on her computer ? If so, dont let him use the computer anymore. Password her account and learn to log off. Set up a Guest account - Guest's cant install programs. Go into control panel, internet options and click the Privacy tab, click the Sites button and add *.myspace.com to the blocked sights list. Search and Open HOSTS file in notepad and add the line; 127.0.0.1 www.myspace.com If he's computer smart,, he'll learn how to defeat this though.

OK, changed my password, could get in OK; logged out and now I can't get back in as my account has been disabled! I have emailed Facebook, but I'm tempted to just leave it. I can't even set a new password now. According to their site, they are having a lot of trouble with this phishing, and are "trying to solve the problem". At least, I got a lot of phone calls and emails from concerned people. Thanks, Lynda!

My old Kindle has seen a lot of use and I don't think I drop anything as often as this poor Kindle. The size is just what I want because I have tired of traveling with a lap top or a net book. While I have kept a lot of books that I already read on my Kindle, I seldom refer to them. I can send off the old ones to the Cloud, I think. I know I can re-access them if I choose. I want enough storage so that my regular use won't bog down the new Kindle. I am a fool about beautiful graphics and clear, bright screens. I am certain I will find reading on a new one more pleasant. This doesn't involve a lot of money and I believe the 7 inch Fire will satisfy my desire to read email and surf the net a little while on vacation. My life would be a lot easier if I would embrace a fabulous smart phone but I will never pay that much for something so small. I have travled with my son and have seen all he can do with his phone, including chatting with his girl friend while we were eating a lobster dinner. Also, I don't care to drive in unfamiliar areas while also searching for directions on a phone. I draw the line at a cell phone--I am almost 71! Nancy