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I currently use Outlook, and was wondering if there is freeware for Outlook Express?
I have heard it is a much smoother program.
I did do some searching and couldn't come up with anything.

Thanks for the input!
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Hi Amika. Welcome to Geeks to Go!!!

Outlook Express is part of Windows, so you should have it (unless you're using another operating system). I don't use it - I much prefer Microsoft Outlook. It really depends on what you want out of your mail client. OE does email, newsfeeds, contacts, but NOT calendar.

Are you looking for a different email client altogther? Like Thunderbird?

If you have other questions, please post back.
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Linda-

Thanks for the quick response. I myself prefer Express, because it takes up less ram. I'm running the Adobe suite, as well as a few other apps at the same time - so anything that uses less of my computer the better :blink:

I did look around my computer and can't find express anywhere. Also, I just checked out my Windows XP upgrade disk and my Office disk, and neither have express :whistling:

Ideas?

EDIT: I have to use an Outlook/Express package cause we're networked and all use the same mail clients.

Edited by amika, 29 June 2007 - 07:24 AM.

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If it's installed, it should be at C:\Program Files\Outlook Express\msimn.exe. If you don't see it in that folder, pop your Windows XP disk in your CD-ROM drive and go to Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs, then click Add/Remove Windows Components at the left side of the screen. When the list of Windows components comes up, scroll to Outlook Express. Is there a check next to it? If not, check the box and click Next to install it.
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EDIT: I have to use an Outlook/Express package cause we're networked and all use the same mail clients.

as a note...if you're at work and everyone is using outlook...not outlook express...this is possibly because you have an internal mail server that doesn't support express (like exchange)...if this is not the case...then ignore me
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Linda-
Will go grab the disk and try that now.

Monkey-
We're all using varied programs, two of us use outlook, 3 of us use express. Think that is an issue?

Will reply with results.
-Amika
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It was installed already! Thanks for all the help everyone :whistling:
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Excellent! :whistling:
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