Should WLM, OE or WM look at your configured list separator instead and use that? Should Outlook? It would break interoperability between systems if the format of a file is depended on end-user configuration. Outlook however expects a comma as a separator in a csv-file as that is what the file format stands for comma separated value. If this was set to a comma, you probably wouldn’t have been reading this -) The reason why Windows Live Mail (WLM), and also Outlook Express (OE) and Windows Mail (WM), used a semi-colon as a separator instead of a comma is because that is what is specified in your Region Settings in Windows to be used as the list separator. Separated file can be done easily via Notepad. Turning a semi-colon separated file into a proper comma
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