#No skype menu bar windows 10 password

Type your password in the Password box.Ĥ.

Type your email address or your phone number in the Email or Phone box.ģ. The Add Your Microsoft Account dialog box opens (see Figure 12.3).įIGURE 12.3 In the Add Your Microsoft Account dialog box, enter your email address or phone number, type your password, and click the Sign In button.Ģ. In the Choose an Account dialog box, click the button. If your email account is on, , Hotmail, or MSN, set it up using the account type. The following subsections tell you what you need to know to set up the various account types. Mail makes setting up email accounts as straightforward as possible-but the variety of account types and the occasional balkiness of mail servers means you have to stay on your toes. Click the appropriate account type, and then follow the steps in the corresponding subsection that follows.įIGURE 12.2 In the Choose an Account dialog box, click the type of account you want to set up. When you click Add Account, Mail displays the Choose an Account dialog box (see Figure 12.2). If the list shows all the email accounts you need to use in Mail, you can click the Ready to Go button to start working with Mail skip ahead to the next section, “ Navigating in the Mail App.” But if you have other email accounts, click the Add Account button instead and continue with this section. Click the Add Account button to add another account. Click Get Started to display the Accounts screen (see Figure 12.1), which shows the accounts you have already set up.įIGURE 12.1 The Accounts screen shows the accounts you have set up so far in Mail. The first time you launch Mail, the app displays the Welcome screen. Mail usually appears as a live tile on the Start menu if not, you can find it in the All Apps list. Launch Mail by clicking Start and then clicking Mail. You can then add your other email accounts to Mail. Hope to see a fix eventually.If you used a Microsoft account to set up your Windows account, that account will already be set up in the Mail app. Lastly, the search bar chops 1/2″ off the bottom. Unfortunately F3 isn’t a toggle and the bar must be closed by the far right cancel X. However, F3 is the hotkey for this to appear.

It is enabled at the bottom of the Edit menu. Currently, FF sets the search bar at bottom of browser window.

I would like FF to use a permanent search input in this top area somewhere. Test on yours to see.įurther, since I despise Chrome and Edge, use Duckduckgo to search, and have manually set a non-google “free DNS server” address (no, it’s not a proxy and I suggest you look into the option), that means El Gigante Google and MicroSoft Corpoz have no hold on my PC’s or data. Good for videos and graphics, but may not be universal to all browsers. Note to Coldchicken, et al,: since you want every pixel of screen space, EVERYTHING on a window NOT from the web page you are on can be removed in FF and IE11 by the F11 toggle. Altogether, I measure only 7/8″ vertical space of my 14″ laptop screen used by all navigation items. I also don’t use a Bookmarks bar BECAUSE there’s a Bookmarks menu in the drop menus.

I also am a big browser Menu Bar fan… for like 24 years now? My current menu set on Firefox 82 resides at usual far left in the top ribbon, with the min, max, cancel on far right To “Coldchicken”, that means NO WASTED VERTICAL SPACE on my window.

#No skype menu bar windows 10 password