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krygim
Where can I check if I am using Word as my Outlook email editor?
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Graham Mayor
If as your earlier posts suggests you are using Office 2007, then you have
no option. Outlook 2007's editor is a subset of Word 2007. For earlier
versions you set the choice from Outlook's Tools
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Graham Mayor - Word MVP
My web site www.gmayor.com
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no option. Outlook 2007's editor is a subset of Word 2007. For earlier
versions you set the choice from Outlook's Tools
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Graham Mayor - Word MVP
My web site www.gmayor.com
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Terry Farrell
Outlook no longer uses Word as its email editor. It now has its own
self-contained editor that looks like Word but is stored in one of Outlook's
dll files. When you set up your preferences now, you need to do it in Word
and then again in Outlook.
self-contained editor that looks like Word but is stored in one of Outlook's
dll files. When you set up your preferences now, you need to do it in Word
and then again in Outlook.
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Krygim
Thanks, Graham.
Graham Mayor said:If as your earlier posts suggests you are using Office 2007, then you have
no option. Outlook 2007's editor is a subset of Word 2007. For earlier
versions you set the choice from Outlook's Tools
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Graham Mayor - Word MVP
My web site www.gmayor.com
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Krygim
Thanks, Terry.
Terry Farrell said:Outlook no longer uses Word as its email editor. It now has its own
self-contained editor that looks like Word but is stored in one of
Outlook's dll files. When you set up your preferences now, you need to do
it in Word and then again in Outlook.