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| | Windows Mail and Office 2007 Outlook I have a new Vista machine, with Microsoft Professional loaded. I activated Windows Mail, which is working fine. However, when I activated the Microsoft Professional programs, Outlook asked if I wanted it to be a default e-mail source. I said no for the time being. The question is: does it make sense to use Outlook's mail capabilities and shut off the Windows Mail? If so, how would I go about activating the Outlook mail and shutting down the Windows mail? By the way, as I understand it, the 2007 Outlook is considerably changed from the earlier Outlook versions, which had a bad reputation for allowing viruses into the system. Can I assume that the new Outlook has better e-mail security? Thanks. Dennis |
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