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  • C Chris Meech

    I could be mistaken, but as I recall the IE upgade, it nows includes Outlook instead of Outlook Express and additionally you couldn't configure the upgrade to not install Outlook. I'm sure all the pieces for OE are still lurking about though and would probably still work. :) Chris Meech It's much easier to get rich telling people what they want to hear. Chistopher Duncan But for a man, barbecuing eggplant and portobello mushrooms is a sure way to have people question your sexual orientation. Kuro5hin

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    Chris Meech wrote: as I recall the IE upgade, it nows includes Outlook instead of Outlook Express and additionally you couldn't configure the upgrade to not install Outlook. Hmmmm... I don't recall that at all. But then again, keeping track of Microsoft's comings and goings is one of my many weak points. All I've ever wanted was an honest week's pay for an honest day's work.

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      u know i cant remember exactly why i started using outlook instead of outlook express but after 2 yrs of outlook i switched back to outlook express and man is it better for a simple email client!!! it just works and does its job *sighs contentedly* :)


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      l a u r e n wrote: it just works and does its job *sighs contentedly* Temptress;P I've just had my "family" Outlook profile self destruct for the 3rd time this year, for some reason the "Business" profile always stays, which is probably a pity because it has a lot of stuuf I would like to lose:omg: Trouble is I use the "Family" Calendar all the time for all the personal dates, hospital appointments:wtf: etc. While the business profile has lots of Tasks (reminders) & notes. Don't know if I could bin it and if I did it would be toward Mozilla or Mozilla Thunderbird...but no Calendar..No Tasks...No Notes....No maybe not this week:-D John Hudson Megan Forbes after having cage slightly rattled: Grrrrrrr....:baaaa!: humbug I say!:omg: JohnJ makes a note to wear protective clothing/goggles next time;P http://www.rainbow-innov.co.uk[^]

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        u know i cant remember exactly why i started using outlook instead of outlook express but after 2 yrs of outlook i switched back to outlook express and man is it better for a simple email client!!! it just works and does its job *sighs contentedly* :)


        "there is no spoon"
        biz stuff   about me

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        David Salter
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        I gave up Outlook about a month ago becase I got so much spam and Outlook couldn't seem to get its act together in removing it. I now use Mozilla as my email client, and it seems much better at removing spam. Up until now.... :~ :~

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        • C Chris Meech

          I could be mistaken, but as I recall the IE upgade, it nows includes Outlook instead of Outlook Express and additionally you couldn't configure the upgrade to not install Outlook. I'm sure all the pieces for OE are still lurking about though and would probably still work. :) Chris Meech It's much easier to get rich telling people what they want to hear. Chistopher Duncan But for a man, barbecuing eggplant and portobello mushrooms is a sure way to have people question your sexual orientation. Kuro5hin

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          Vikram A Punathambekar
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          Chris Meech wrote: I recall the IE upgade, it nows includes Outlook instead of Outlook Express and additionally you couldn't configure the upgrade to not install Outlook. I don't think so. I installed IE6* without installing Outlook. It was only months later that I installed Outlook. * However, my version of IE6 is a 'customized' one from PCQuest, so you might be right after all. :~ Vikram.


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            u know i cant remember exactly why i started using outlook instead of outlook express but after 2 yrs of outlook i switched back to outlook express and man is it better for a simple email client!!! it just works and does its job *sighs contentedly* :)


            "there is no spoon"
            biz stuff   about me

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            Ya. Outlook kinda blows for email. Switched from OE to Thunderbird at home recently, as it's got spam filtering built in... painful coming back to work and dealing with Outlook's broken filters now.

            A servant to formulaic ways.

            Shog9

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            • L l a u r e n

              u know i cant remember exactly why i started using outlook instead of outlook express but after 2 yrs of outlook i switched back to outlook express and man is it better for a simple email client!!! it just works and does its job *sighs contentedly* :)


              "there is no spoon"
              biz stuff   about me

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              Giles
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              Noooo!!! I can't stand Outlook Express. Then again, I make use of most of ths stuff in Outlook, which Express does not have.


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                Noooo!!! I can't stand Outlook Express. Then again, I make use of most of ths stuff in Outlook, which Express does not have.


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                l a u r e n
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                i have simple requirements for my email client being a simple kinda girl and all basically outlook blows to quote shog :suss:


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                  i have simple requirements for my email client being a simple kinda girl and all basically outlook blows to quote shog :suss:


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                  l a u r e n wrote: being a simple kinda girl and all:~ John Hudson Megan Forbes after having cage slightly rattled: Grrrrrrr....:baaaa!: humbug I say!:omg: JohnJ makes a note to wear protective clothing/goggles next time;P http://www.rainbow-innov.co.uk[^]

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                    l a u r e n wrote: being a simple kinda girl and all:~ John Hudson Megan Forbes after having cage slightly rattled: Grrrrrrr....:baaaa!: humbug I say!:omg: JohnJ makes a note to wear protective clothing/goggles next time;P http://www.rainbow-innov.co.uk[^]

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                    Would be nice at times if parentheses were used as often in English as in Mathmatics, eh?

                    A servant to formulaic ways.

                    Shog9

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                      Would be nice at times if parentheses were used as often in English as in Mathmatics, eh?

                      A servant to formulaic ways.

                      Shog9

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                      Shog9 wrote: Would be nice at times if parentheses were used as often in English Yew yer wha? it depends whuz yew learnt english:wtf: John Hudson Megan Forbes after having cage slightly rattled: Grrrrrrr....:baaaa!: humbug I say!:omg: JohnJ makes a note to wear protective clothing/goggles next time;P http://www.rainbow-innov.co.uk[^]

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                        Shog9 wrote: Would be nice at times if parentheses were used as often in English Yew yer wha? it depends whuz yew learnt english:wtf: John Hudson Megan Forbes after having cage slightly rattled: Grrrrrrr....:baaaa!: humbug I say!:omg: JohnJ makes a note to wear protective clothing/goggles next time;P http://www.rainbow-innov.co.uk[^]

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                        :laugh:

                        A servant to formulaic ways.

                        Shog9

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                        • L l a u r e n

                          u know i cant remember exactly why i started using outlook instead of outlook express but after 2 yrs of outlook i switched back to outlook express and man is it better for a simple email client!!! it just works and does its job *sighs contentedly* :)


                          "there is no spoon"
                          biz stuff   about me

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                          No, no, no! Eudora. Please. :) /ravi Let's put "civil" back in "civilization" Home | Articles | Freeware | Music ravib@ravib.com

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