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| Vista Home Premium 32bit | Win Vista 32 I am running win Vista 32. I have the following email programs running, Windows Mail, MS Outlook and outlook express. I only want to run one and thinking about windows mail. What would be the best and What is the best way to remove outlook and outlook exprss email programs. Thanks for your assistance. roley |
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| Windows 7 RC x64 Vista HP x86 | Re: Win Vista 32 Hi roley, You should be able to remove the two programs you do not need through control panel - programs and settings. I don't think it's possible to remove windows mail from vista as it is tightly integrated into the OS. Outlook may be part of the office suite and so must be removed via the modify install option for office As an alternative to windows mail you may want to check out windows live mail as this is fully supported by Microsoft where as windows mail is not being actively supported any longer Downloads - Windows Live hope this helps |
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| Vista Home Premium 32bit | Re: Win Vista 32 Thanks very much Barman58. Will try that and decide which one I will keep I am familiar with outlook express from using xp previously. Ive always liked it but maybe time to go with windows live. Take care and again thanks roley |
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| Vista Home Premium SP2 32bit / Windows 7 Home Premium 32 bit | Re: Win Vista 32 You wont be able to use Outlook Express in Vista anyway it will not work and I don't think you can even install it. I'd go with Nigel's suggestion and get Windows Live Mail, you'll be able to have all your email accounts read newsgroups and RSS Feeds all in one convenient place. |
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| Vista Home Premium 32bit | Re: Win Vista 32 Thanks for your help on this. I should have said MS Office outlook in lieu of Outlook Express Now I have to figure out which way to go and which programs to try and remove. thanks roley |
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| Windows 7 Professional 64-bit | Re: Win Vista 32 If your not short of space then I wouldnt worry too much about removing them as you can set the one you decide on to be the default email client. |
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