@wossipwrote:
Because I don't know how to. I am almost 84 and unable to adapt to much of to-day's technology.
I can totally empathise with that, 'tech' far from improving many aspects of life, has often put barriers in the way of ordinary folk using it.
I have been a rather recent convert to 'Thunderbird', an 'email client'. It has made my email life so much easier and I rarely post on this forum now at faults on WebMail as I now so rarely use it! This is the kind of thing that would be ideally suited to a 'bob-a-job' week task as youngsters seem to have no barriers at all to anything technical!
Years ago, it would have involved much faffing around to install and get Thunderbird up & running, however, now, it really is very straightforward.
You need to download the actual program, and install it on your computer.
https://www.thunderbird.net/en-US/download/
(Change the language before install on the above screen to English (British))
Once installed, you simply open it, need to enter your email address, and password, thereafter, Thunderbird will handle all your email needs. It would be useful though if you could see it running on somebody else's computer just to give you a flavour of what it does, I have no idea if that's possible.
If you were my neighbour, I'd have no hesitation in popping round and helping you. I do hope you're fortunate enough to ask for help from someone local if you need it. Best of luck, oh my mum is 86 and she can't even use a mobile phone, so you're already miles ahead!
