Today we released the newest version of Custom Domains for you to try out. Visit the site at https://domains.live.com. We have added some new features and incorporated comments from you in this release. We hope you'll agree that this is the best release to date. Here are the major highlights of this release: We now support all TLD's and ccTLD's.

Windows Live Mail beta invitations are working again.

We are currently experiencing trouble with the engine we use to send out Windows Live Mail beta invitations to your Custom Domains’ user accounts.  This is resulting in users receiving “blank” invitation mails with no information on how to upgrade to the new service.  We are working on this and we expect to resolve the issue shortly.

We just released international versions of the Custom Domains service. The Custom Domains website is now available in the following 15 languages across 21 countries. You can get to the international version of the website by clicking on the corresponding link below. Alternatively, it may also be viewed if the browser language is set to one of the supported markets.  

We’re leaving the “Beta tag” blanket at home.  That’s right…thanks to your beta testing and feedback; we’ve now officially launched Windows Live Custom Domains.  Our colleagues over in Messenger kicked off the Windows Live launch season last week.  Along with the launch of OneCare and Live Favorites, we're excited to continue the momentum.  Windows Live is about the Web, the way you want it.