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Outlook v. Outlook Express

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  1. I have been using OE to read rec.running messages; however, in order to use
    some features in Outlook, I am thinking of loading Outlook.

    I think I can keep OE on and use it still while having Outlook, but I am not
    sure.

    Help?

  2. "Sam" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I have been using OE to read rec.running messages; however, in order to


    use

    Quoted message said:

    some features in Outlook, I am thinking of loading Outlook.

    I think I can keep OE on and use it still while having Outlook, but I am


    not

    Quoted message said:

    sure.

    Help?

    You are already using the Outlook newsreader. Outlook Express = Outlook
    newsgroup reader

    Outlook 2003 help file:
    "If you have not previously set up a newsreader, Microsoft Outlook
    automatically sets up the Outlook Express Newsreader. This newsreader is a
    Network News Transport Protocol (NNTP) newsreader, which you can use to
    download newsgroup content and then work with it when you are not connected
    to the Internet. You can also browse most newsgroups using your Web
    browser."

  3. Why reply to anyone that stupid?

  4. Sam said:

    I have been using OE to read rec.running messages; however, in order to use
    some features in Outlook, I am thinking of loading Outlook.

    I think I can keep OE on and use it still while having Outlook, but I am not
    sure.

    Help?


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