Has anyone found a way of getting Winmail (the old Vista app - NOT Live Mail) into Windows 10?
Winmail was (and is) a simple, small efficient app (I suppose there's 3 reasons for MS removing it) that was glitch free and preferred by many over Outlook.
I managed to do it in Windows 7, (both on 32 and 64 bit machines), by using a couple of registry hacks, a line of code and a replacement .dll file from a tutorial (which I still have in my archives) going back to 200 . Although Windows 7 does not support Winmail, the directory was still there under programs directory. It's also in Windows 10 and it contains all but one of the required files, crucially the .exe file. This is missing. I cannot imagine why the others have been left in but, there we are.
So 2 questions:
Has anyone actually managed to do it? If so how. No theoretical guesses please,
Will mayhem ensue if I simply copy an .exe file over from one of my old Windows 7 PCs?
Winmail was (and is) a simple, small efficient app (I suppose there's 3 reasons for MS removing it) that was glitch free and preferred by many over Outlook.
I managed to do it in Windows 7, (both on 32 and 64 bit machines), by using a couple of registry hacks, a line of code and a replacement .dll file from a tutorial (which I still have in my archives) going back to 200 . Although Windows 7 does not support Winmail, the directory was still there under programs directory. It's also in Windows 10 and it contains all but one of the required files, crucially the .exe file. This is missing. I cannot imagine why the others have been left in but, there we are.
So 2 questions:
Has anyone actually managed to do it? If so how. No theoretical guesses please,
Will mayhem ensue if I simply copy an .exe file over from one of my old Windows 7 PCs?