Outlook

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I want to remove Outlook from my XP system.

Any ways of doing this?
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Do you mean Outlook EXPRESS or Outlook - part of the Office Suite? (The
two are completely different programs) If you mean Outlook EXPRESS, then
you can't.
 
I want to remove Outlook from my XP system.

Any ways of doing this?
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Outlook is an application that can be uninstalled from Add/Remove
Programs just like other applications.

On the other hand, if you mean Outlook *Express*, rather than
Outlook, you can't. remove it.
 
Outlook is an application that can be uninstalled from Add/Remove
Programs just like other applications.

On the other hand, if you mean Outlook *Express*, rather than
Outlook, you can't. remove it.
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I'm just interested as to why you felt it necessary to duplicate my
post, unless of course your news server didn't carry it.....
 
I'm just interested as to why you felt it necessary to duplicate my
post, unless of course your news server didn't carry it.....
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First of all, I don't know that I "felt it necessary to duplicate
[your] post." I may have replied to a message that you had
already replied to; I may have said the same thing you did, or I
may have said something slightly different.

First of all, please recognize that messages aren't necessarily
propagated to all servers in Usenet at the same rate. I will
sometimes reply to a message saying the same thing someone else
has because I haven't yet gotten the other person's message. I
will also sometimes do it because, even if the other reply was
already there, I simply didn't notice it.

Even if I see someone else's post, I also sometimes reply saying
not *quite* the same thing, because I want to say it in a
different way that I feel makes a point clearer, or stress
something that another poster didn't. It never hurts for someone
asking a question to get more than one correct reply; a second
way of explaining something may be helpful, and it may add
assurance that the reply is correct.

Finally, when an answer is a matter of opinion (that's not true
in this case) rather than a clear-cut right-or-wrong issue, I'll
often add my vote to what I consider the correct response.

Which of these situations is pertinent in this case, I have no
idea. I don't remember, and I no longer have your post here to
refer to; I don't keep already-read messages. If I simply didn't
notice your message and said essentially the same thing you did,
then I apologize. It's happened before, and considering the time
it takes to get through all the messages in a newsgroup this
large, it will undoubtedly happen again.

I should also mention that there are some messages I *never* see
because the poster is killfiled here, because the message is
future dated and removed by my news server, because there is a
large attachment, or because there was just a glitch somewhere in
Usenet. I mention those points only for the sake of completeness;
I doubt that any of them are likely to be pertinent in your case.
 
I just wondered because there seems to be a number of questions I have
replied to where you have given an almost identical reply some
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time later.


If so, it was a coincidence. Again, my apologies if I seemed to
be copying you. It certainly wasn't intentional.
 
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