No, just to be pedantic, it IS Word, but not all of Word. Nothing Word-"Like" about it.
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After furious head scratching, Graham Mayor asked:
| So as I originally said - A 'Word-like editor'

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| Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] wrote:
|| Outlook 2007 uses a special .dll of Word that is substantially cut
|| down from the full Word program, so, technically, it uses Word-lite
|| for its message editor.
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|| After furious head scratching, Suzanne S. Barnhill asked:
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||| My understanding was that it was (finally) quite divorced from Word.
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||| |||| Brian Tillman wrote:
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|||||| 2. Think about changing to Office 2007. Outlook is much better in
|||||| 2007 and has its own Word-like editor, but Word itself is
|||||| something of a culture shock.
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||||| Actually, Word itself is the only editor Outlook 2007 has. It's
||||| not "Word-like", it is Word.
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|||| My understanding was that it is a subset of Word?
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