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Please advise all basics.
Have not done this before.
Thx!
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Gordon
Lucky01 said:Please advise all basics.
Have not done this before.
Thx!
What do you mean by a "non-network" account as applying to Outlook?
BTW, no version of Outlook or Outlook EXPRESS is part of Windows.
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Chuck
BTW, no version of Outlook or Outlook EXPRESS is part of Windows
(Quibble?) OE is sort of a part of IE. Both are normally supplied with
windows.
(Quibble?) OE is sort of a part of IE. Both are normally supplied with
windows.
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Gordon
Chuck said:BTW, no version of Outlook or Outlook EXPRESS is part of Windows
(Quibble?) OE is sort of a part of IE. Both are normally supplied with
windows.
Technically, OE is part of IE........not windows.
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Ken Blake, MVP
Gordon said:Technically, OE is part of IE.......
True.
not windows.
And since IE is part of WIndows, OE is also part of Windows.
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Sharon F
Both are normally supplied with
windows.
You can count on having Outlook Express available. However, Outlook - an
Office application - is not normally supplied with Windows. It might be
included with an "Office bundle" but is an "extra" that you may or may not
get on a new computer.