Outlook 2003 looks like older version of Outlook

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I have installed and then repaired my Outlook 2003. For some reason , I
cannot change the appearance. Can someone please assist me with this
problem? Thanks!
 
I am using Windows XP.

Diane Poremsky said:
What version of Windows?

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DeeDee said:
I have installed and then repaired my Outlook 2003. For some reason , I
cannot change the appearance. Can someone please assist me with this
problem? Thanks!
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Are you using the classic theme?

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DeeDee said:
I am using Windows XP.

Diane Poremsky said:
What version of Windows?

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DeeDee said:
I have installed and then repaired my Outlook 2003. For some reason ,
I
cannot change the appearance. Can someone please assist me with this
problem? Thanks!
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No. I have changed that.

Diane Poremsky said:
Are you using the classic theme?

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DeeDee said:
I am using Windows XP.

Diane Poremsky said:
What version of Windows?

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I have installed and then repaired my Outlook 2003. For some reason ,
I
cannot change the appearance. Can someone please assist me with this
problem? Thanks!
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I am having the same problem. Mine looks like this:

http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g112/kyatachiworld/Outlook.jpg

If I right click on the desktop and select properties, it's set to XP.



Diane Poremsky [MVP] wrote:

Are you using the classic theme?
05-Nov-08

Are you using the classic theme

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Outlook 2003 looks like older version of Outlook
I have installed and then repaired my Outlook 2003. For some reason ,
cannot change the appearance. Can someone please assist me with thi
problem? Thanks!

Re: Outlook 2003 looks like older version of Outlook
As soon as you clear up what you mean by "change the appearance"..
maybe.

What are you trying to change?
What are you trying to change?

What version of Windows?
What version of Windows

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Re: Outlook 2003 looks like older version of Outlook
I am using Windows XP

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Are you using the classic theme?
Are you using the classic theme

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Re: Outlook 2003 looks like older version of Outlook
No. I have changed that

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kristin said:
I am having the same problem. ...
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You (or Egghead's screwed up dimenoc gateway to Usenet) started a NEW thread
(along without properly quoting the old posts). If you want to continue a
discussion, reply to THAT old thread. If you want to start a new thread,
provide the context and details for YOUR setup.


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