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Written by:SuperUser Account
8/16/2010 9:33 AM RssIcon

by Kelly Fiveash

Microsoft has advised Hotmail users struggling to access their email accounts to surf via Google’s Chrome browser in order to successfully connect to the recently overhauled service.

Hotmail logoThe software vendor finally rolled out its latest version of Hotmail to its 350 million users last week, but since then the company has faced plenty of complaints from disgruntled customers unhappy with the new interface.

Many have griped that emails have disappeared and that scripting errors in Hotmail prevent them from composing new messages.

Others cannot access their accounts at all, and the grumbles are continuing to mount up in the Hotmail forums.

Some users are furious at Microsoft for rolling out a buggy product without fully testing it first.

Microsoft, via the Hotmail forum, has been advising its customers to stop using Safari 3 and Firefox 2 in order to access its free webmail service.

The new Hotmail supports – unsurprisingly – various flavours of its own Internet Explorer browser, Firefox 3, Safari 4 and the stable version of Chrome on Windows.

Redmond said last week that its product group was looking into complaints from users, who were struggling to view messages. At the time it asked those affected by the Hotmail glitches to tell the firm what type of internet connection and ISP they were using.

In the meantime it recommended an interesting workaround: “Some customers have indicated that if they use Google Chrome to view their Hotmail account they no longer encounter this problem,” said Microsoft.

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Your Computer Guy, Inc. 
Office Location:  Wellington, Florida, United States
Type:  Systems Integrator,Reseller
Industry Focus:  Small Business


Your Computer Guy is dedicated to providing high-level IT consulting services to businesses that want to cut costs and increase efficiency. Our industry-respected professionals provide computer tech support that can help your business compete in today’s evolving and global market, at a fraction of the cost of employing an in-house IT team. With flat-rate IT support, you can finally think of your IT as a predictable investment, rather than a costly burden for your business in Wellington, Florida.

 

 

Accountnet 
Office Location:  New York, New York, United States
Type:  Systems Integrator,Reseller,Training Firm,System Builder,VAR,Other
Industry Focus:  Non Profits, Healthcare, Finance, Business Services


Accountnet is a Microsoft Cloud Dynamics GP (formerly Great Plains Software) and Dynamics SL (formerly Solomon Software) solution provider. Management Reporter and Forecaster experts. Accountnet works with ISV's and other Web based products.

 

 

BCG Systems, Inc. 
Office Location:  Akron, Ohio, United States
Type:  VAR
Industry Focus:  Manufacturing, Distribution, Professional Services, Government, Healthcare


BCG Systems, Inc. is a well established Microsoft Partner. We workp with clients across Georgia, Ohio, Tennessee, Western PA, Western Carolina’s, Alabama and Kentucky. BCG is founded on being a trusted advisor and providing complete integrated business solutions that apply sensible technology to eli

 

 

The Resource Group 
Office Location:  Renton, WA, United States
Type:  Reseller,VAR
Industry Focus:  Wholesale/Distribution Industries:Our long-time experience with both the distribution industry and Microsoft Dynamics GP ensures you have a solution that is automated so you can ultimately sell and ship more products to your customers. Our specialty is working with companies that distribute consumer goods, food and beverages.Software Subscription CompaniesBusinesses in the software industry face many day-to-day challenges. The most common are related to fast growth and constant change. Significant employee and revenue growth can take years for many traditional businesses. However, high technology firms can experience this type of growth in months. As such, you need a business software solution that deploys quickly, changes structure easily, and can scale as volume increases. The Resource Group has helped numerous clients grow in this industry by implementing Microsoft Dynamics GP to handle important business needs such as deferred revenue and recurring billing.Healthcare for Medical Laboratories, Multiple Facility Clinics and Assisted Living:Healthcare organizations face many challenges today. Having a solid financial software solution that helps keep costs down and efficiencies high is essential. The Resource Group provides software solutions that help healthcare organizations operate at top efficiency so they can focus on their core business of providing excellent care and service. We work with a variety of healthcare providers and specialize in serving:Multi-Site ClinicsAssisted Living / Long Term Care FacilitiesMedical Laboratories


The Resource Group assists clients in gaining valuable business insights enabling their financial systems to become a competitive advantage. We leverage our knowledge of finance, technology and the engineering process to confidently deliver rock solid implementations to companies.We can help your organization scale to new heights by assisting in pre-sales evaluation, implementation planning and execution, as well as on-going support and services around the Microsoft Dynamics® GP solution. Our dedication ensures that your organization chooses a solution that meets your needs and future plans.

 

 

Clarity Ventures 
Office Location:  Austin, , United States
Type: 
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Clarity Ventures addresses key areas for our clients. They come to us needing an improved web presence and enterprise level, customizable business software solutions. From our initial conversation through to project completion, Clarity Ventures delivers a solid, proven roadmap for delivering an effective, timely solution.

 

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