If your like me and need to use a 800x600 screen or larger, the new placement of the ad on the right side of hotmail, blocks out the subject line of all emails. This URL is the feedback for hotmail to make your complaints about hotmail. http://cfm.v4.msn.com/IRTWEB... More

The ad that is usually running down the right side of the page has now moved to the left. It completely covers the menu navigation pane, so I can't move between my inbox and other email folders. Why did it move and how do I get it to go back to the right? I can't... More

I would just like to add my voice to the chorus...as one more person that is extremely annoyed by the banner ad moving to the right instead of on top (just started for me today). I understand there needing to be an ad- that's why hotmail is free...but now with it... More

I have a nice wide flatscreen. Most of my hotmail messages have the note at top "This message is too wide for your screen" How can a message POSSIBLY be "too wide" for a nearly 2' wide screen? Is there a way to reduce the size of all the stupid... More

Hi guys. Again, we need a little more of your patience. Here's a post by another member whose account seems to have been fixed. Check out bablissa' s post that's right here: http://windowslivehelp.com/community/p/14557/67540.aspx#67540 For your reference... More

The vertical advertisement has not been moved to the left and remains on the right side of the page. This issue is most likely because of incorrect browser settings and Internet filtering browser functions interfering with the operation of Hotmail. Sometimes, instead... More

I will make this extraordinarily simple. Given the layout changes implemented last week by Hotmail (without warning account holders and/or soliciting feedback), the following dimensions apply to widths of all items: Space for column containing list of folders: 2-1/2... More

Hi bablissa ! I'm glad that you can now properly read your messages in your e-mail account. It's possible that the Product Team have started to work on this banner advert issue. In any case, we appreciate your sharing this one. More

I see. So extortion is the name of the game. You get to cram those revolting Cathy's Teeth ads down our collective throats UNTIL WE SIGN UP FOR A SUBSCRIPTION. Very classy. Very ethical. More