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Re: Windows Mail & Microsoft Outlook
If a user has access to Outlook, he/she is probably better off using it
instead of Windows Mail, given all the problems Windows Mail users
are experiencing. I'm ready to switch myself, but I need to know the
ins and outs of WinMail so I can support other users.
Gary VanderMolen
"Mary" <Mary@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:707F4DBD-5746-4D4F-A1AE-A4EC9EDDE4C6@microsoft.com...
> You did not upgrade windows mail. It can't be done. These are 2 diff email
> programs and they can exist together. Just start Windows Mail and make it the
> default email program in Internet Options, Programs, Set Programs. Don't use
> Outlook if you don't want to.
> "smtjs" wrote:
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>> I am running Vista Ultimate. I wanted a word processor so I installed
>> Microsoft Office 2007. This updated the Windows Mail to Microsoft Outlook. I
>> have been very comfortable using Windows Mail which was just like Outlook
>> Express. Is there any way I can configure Microsoft Outlook to look like
>> Microsoft Mail? I liked the 2 columns in OE where the messages are above the
>> opened displayed message. In Microsoft Outlook the messages are in a
>> separate column.
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