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hohoho
Can you tell me how to make OE6 go away? Thank you.
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Charlie Tame
Is there some reason why you can't just ignore it and use something else?
Charlie
Charlie
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PA Bear
Making Inbox.dbx Read Only will hamper it greatly!
~PA Bear
~PA Bear
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Guest
Well, aside from the unusual inherently insecure
architecture of it, I just have this "thing" about a bunch
of useless crap on my computer....
architecture of it, I just have this "thing" about a bunch
of useless crap on my computer....
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PA Bear
Usually its PBUAK.
Well, aside from the unusual inherently insecure
architecture of it, I just have this "thing" about a bunch
of useless crap on my computer....
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Guest
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Newtechie
Try this:
Start--Control Panel--Add or Remove Programs--Click on Add/Remove Windows
Components on the left side of the screen. Scroll down and uncheck Outlook
Express and see it that works. You'll have to follow the online
instructions.
HTH,
Newtechie
Start--Control Panel--Add or Remove Programs--Click on Add/Remove Windows
Components on the left side of the screen. Scroll down and uncheck Outlook
Express and see it that works. You'll have to follow the online
instructions.
HTH,
Newtechie
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Charlie Tame
Considering the small size of the OE components (compared to the rest of the
system) it's unlikely to be any worse than other stuff you've tried and
forgotten that hasn't fully uninstalled etc.
My point is that removing something which is "Supposed" to be integrated can
occasionally have side effects. Whether you agree that it "Should" be
integrated is not the question... MS seem to think it "Should" be...
Can you describe which "Insecure" features are not dependant on the settings
chosen by the user?
Charlie
system) it's unlikely to be any worse than other stuff you've tried and
forgotten that hasn't fully uninstalled etc.
My point is that removing something which is "Supposed" to be integrated can
occasionally have side effects. Whether you agree that it "Should" be
integrated is not the question... MS seem to think it "Should" be...
Can you describe which "Insecure" features are not dependant on the settings
chosen by the user?
Charlie