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John G4YUU typed:
> First of all one cannot use both Outlook and Outlook Express.
> When loading either will ask if you want which one to be the
> Default Email program. You can of course keep swapping between
> the both but not really the best thing to do..
Of course, which I have done - now using Outlook2000, but I was
just saying that both are on my system.
Used OE for about 3years, and Outlook at work. Took the plunge!
> One other main point is that Outlook Express is NOT supported by MS and > they will refer you to the
firm that supplied the computer if one did.
Not had any great problem with it myself, but if there are so many
"back-doors" and ways that nasty files can get going, then I'm going
to want to find the best program/way to get rid.
> However MS Outlook being a "Paid For" program IS supported by MS and
> there are many Updates on their Site to keep you happy downloading
> for a few hours trying to Plug all the "Holes" within the program.
You know, if Microsoft made colanders, they wouldn't need updates
to patch-up the holes :-)
> now take exactly 31 seconds to load..
Do what ??? !!!
> I had no help whatsoever from MS about Outlook Express and found
> not one certain thing on the Outlook Site as to how to right this
> annoying thing..
Why do I get the feeling this isn't the first, and won't be the
last time somebody cannot get help with a program ???
I think that most of my working day will consist of exploring the
Microsoft site...
Altogether now "Where do you want to go today?"
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