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Microsoft Outlook or
Outlook Express?
Category: Windows
by Dennis Faas, infopackets editor
http://www.infopackets.com
Dear Dennis,
My question is regarding the two types of the Outlook program that come with
Windows (Outlook and Outlook Express).
Outlook Express comes with Internet Explorer and Microsoft Outlook comes
with MS Office. What I would like to know is how can I make it so that I
only have one on my system?
It becomes very confusing with two of them. I have found that when
installing MS Office, it asks to configure MS Outlook but does not transfer
emails or address over from Outlook Express.
I have to setup a computer for some friends who are very new to all this and
I need to be able to set this up with no conflicts.
Help!
Wayne M.
My Response:
I would just use Outlook Express. It's free and the updates are
too. At least this way, everyone can use the SAME program.
Since Outlook Express comes bundled with Internet Explorer, all you need to
do is update the Internet Explorer to update Outlook Express:
http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com
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