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Mark Fitzpatrick
If you think you'll need the server at some point, it's best to install it
early on. Usually, an OS component such as IIS or a server component such as
SQL Server are the first things I'll put on during an installation, then I
put on the applications that may make use of them.Often this saves some
prety nasty headaches because so much software nowadays depends upon certain
features that can be quirky if installed in the incorrect order. Also, I'd
install FP first then Expression. If you're running Outlook you may loose
your junk email functionality afterward installing Expression. The best
solution that was provided to me is to simply look in your list of installed
programs, making sure the show updates checkbox in the upper corner is
checked, and remove the last outlook junk email filter update. You can then
return to the office.microsoft.com site to update outlook and re-apply that
junk email update. After that it should work again.
early on. Usually, an OS component such as IIS or a server component such as
SQL Server are the first things I'll put on during an installation, then I
put on the applications that may make use of them.Often this saves some
prety nasty headaches because so much software nowadays depends upon certain
features that can be quirky if installed in the incorrect order. Also, I'd
install FP first then Expression. If you're running Outlook you may loose
your junk email functionality afterward installing Expression. The best
solution that was provided to me is to simply look in your list of installed
programs, making sure the show updates checkbox in the upper corner is
checked, and remove the last outlook junk email filter update. You can then
return to the office.microsoft.com site to update outlook and re-apply that
junk email update. After that it should work again.