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| | Start Menu Email Program help... I installed Office 2007 and was using Outlook 2007 happily via the set Email Program option at the top left of the start menu. I have now installed Frontpage 2003 and thanks to the SP2 download for Office 2003 the email link now tries to open Outlook 2003 which ain't installed instead of Outlook 2007 and I can find no way to change this. Do I need to reinstall Office 2007 or is there way to undo this in the registry, I have looked in the registry but can't seem to find anything obvious. Any help appreciated.. -- Robert W |
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| | RE: Start Menu Email Program help... I have no idea if this will help but try opening Office 2007 Outlook. I think it will reconfigure itself to be the default for that program. I'm not sure but I did have Office XP, Office 2003 and 2007 installed on one PC and everytime I went into one program such as Word 2003, then tried to use Word 2007 it would reconfigure itself. If it does reconfigure itself but doesn't change the shortcut, maybe you can right click on the start menu and click properties. Click the start menu tab then properties. Click customize and see if 2007 is in the drop down for e-mail. Worth a try. "Robert W" wrote: > I installed Office 2007 and was using Outlook 2007 happily via the set Email > Program option at the top left of the start menu. I have now installed > Frontpage 2003 and thanks to the SP2 download for Office 2003 the email link > now tries to open Outlook 2003 which ain't installed instead of Outlook 2007 > and I can find no way to change this. > > Do I need to reinstall Office 2007 or is there way to undo this in the > registry, I have looked in the registry but can't seem to find anything > obvious. > > Any help appreciated.. > -- > Robert W |
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| | RE: Start Menu Email Program help... Unfortunately it didn't help. I have removed Frontpage 2003 and reinstalled it back on my Win XP build, I will use it there since it is causing these issues, why the service pack would think Outlook 2003 was installed I'll never know. -- Robert W "Jules" wrote: > I have no idea if this will help but try opening Office 2007 Outlook. I think > it will reconfigure itself to be the default for that program. I'm not sure > but I did have Office XP, Office 2003 and 2007 installed on one PC and > everytime I went into one program such as Word 2003, then tried to use Word > 2007 it would reconfigure itself. If it does reconfigure itself but doesn't > change the shortcut, maybe you can right click on the start menu and click > properties. Click the start menu tab then properties. Click customize and see > if 2007 is in the drop down for e-mail. Worth a try. > > "Robert W" wrote: > > > I installed Office 2007 and was using Outlook 2007 happily via the set Email > > Program option at the top left of the start menu. I have now installed > > Frontpage 2003 and thanks to the SP2 download for Office 2003 the email link > > now tries to open Outlook 2003 which ain't installed instead of Outlook 2007 > > and I can find no way to change this. > > > > Do I need to reinstall Office 2007 or is there way to undo this in the > > registry, I have looked in the registry but can't seem to find anything > > obvious. > > > > Any help appreciated.. > > -- > > Robert W |
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