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My version of Outlook 2003 came with a personal copy of MS Office
Professional (2003).
I have an Outlook email account from/with a client, the only place I use
Outlook for email.
I do not have the same functionality in Outlook that client employees have.
For example, I do not have a Bookmark option on my Insert menu, but employees
of the client do have that option - and many more that I do not have.
The client's help desk says that this is a function of the version of
Outlook I installed - not of "rights" I have as an email holder in their
system.
Is this true?
How can I get this level of functionality?
Professional (2003).
I have an Outlook email account from/with a client, the only place I use
Outlook for email.
I do not have the same functionality in Outlook that client employees have.
For example, I do not have a Bookmark option on my Insert menu, but employees
of the client do have that option - and many more that I do not have.
The client's help desk says that this is a function of the version of
Outlook I installed - not of "rights" I have as an email holder in their
system.
Is this true?
How can I get this level of functionality?