.... either with WIndows XP or add-on software?

Right click and in the menu have some additional options, such as look
up highlighted word in Google or Dictionary.com?

I can do this on a Mac now and love it, and I am thinking about
switching to Windows. But I would hate to lose this option.

Windows is highly configurable but mainly from registry.
http://www.annoyances.org/exec/show/article02-026

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"nickr" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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: ... either with WIndows XP or add-on software?
:
: Right click and in the menu have some additional options, such as look
: up highlighted word in Google or Dictionary.com?
:
: I can do this on a Mac now and love it, and I am thinking about
: switching to Windows. But I would hate to lose this option.
:

nickr wrote:
> ... either with WIndows XP or add-on software?
>
> Right click and in the menu have some additional options, such as look
> up highlighted word in Google or Dictionary.com?
>
> I can do this on a Mac now and love it, and I am thinking about
> switching to Windows. But I would hate to lose this option.
>

Why do you want to switch to Windows?

Alias

1. Reason and one reason alone: Outlook. Neither iCal nor Entourage can
match it, and both my office (and my wife) live by it.

Alias~- wrote:
> nickr wrote:
> > ... either with WIndows XP or add-on software?
> >
> > Right click and in the menu have some additional options, such as look
> > up highlighted word in Google or Dictionary.com?
> >
> > I can do this on a Mac now and love it, and I am thinking about
> > switching to Windows. But I would hate to lose this option.
> >
>
> Why do you want to switch to Windows?
>
> Alias

nickr wrote:
> 1. Reason and one reason alone: Outlook. Neither iCal nor Entourage can
> match it, and both my office (and my wife) live by it.

Outlook doesn't come with Windows. It comes with Microsoft Office and
there is Office for Mac.

http://www.microsoft.com/mac/product...pid=office2004

Ubuntu Linux has a program. Take a look at the screen shot and tell me
if it doesn't look familiar:

http://www.ubuntu.com/include/img/evolution.png

Alias
>
> Alias~- wrote:
>> nickr wrote:
>>> ... either with WIndows XP or add-on software?
>>>
>>> Right click and in the menu have some additional options, such as look
>>> up highlighted word in Google or Dictionary.com?
>>>
>>> I can do this on a Mac now and love it, and I am thinking about
>>> switching to Windows. But I would hate to lose this option.
>>>
>> Why do you want to switch to Windows?
>>
>> Alias
>

Outlook doesn't come with Office for Mac. (Entourage replaces it --
poorly.)

Alias~- wrote:
> nickr wrote:
> > 1. Reason and one reason alone: Outlook. Neither iCal nor Entourage can
> > match it, and both my office (and my wife) live by it.
>
> Outlook doesn't come with Windows. It comes with Microsoft Office and
> there is Office for Mac.
>
> http://www.microsoft.com/mac/product...pid=office2004
>
> Ubuntu Linux has a program. Take a look at the screen shot and tell me
> if it doesn't look familiar:
>
> http://www.ubuntu.com/include/img/evolution.png
>
> Alias
> >
> > Alias~- wrote:
> >> nickr wrote:
> >>> ... either with WIndows XP or add-on software?
> >>>
> >>> Right click and in the menu have some additional options, such as look
> >>> up highlighted word in Google or Dictionary.com?
> >>>
> >>> I can do this on a Mac now and love it, and I am thinking about
> >>> switching to Windows. But I would hate to lose this option.
> >>>
> >> Why do you want to switch to Windows?
> >>
> >> Alias
> >

Ubuntu looks like a child's version of an old Outlook, circa 96 or
something.

nickr wrote:
> Outlook doesn't come with Office for Mac. (Entourage replaces it --
> poorly.)
>
> Alias~- wrote:
> > nickr wrote:
> > > 1. Reason and one reason alone: Outlook. Neither iCal nor Entourage can
> > > match it, and both my office (and my wife) live by it.
> >
> > Outlook doesn't come with Windows. It comes with Microsoft Office and
> > there is Office for Mac.
> >
> > http://www.microsoft.com/mac/product...pid=office2004
> >
> > Ubuntu Linux has a program. Take a look at the screen shot and tell me
> > if it doesn't look familiar:
> >
> > http://www.ubuntu.com/include/img/evolution.png
> >
> > Alias
> > >
> > > Alias~- wrote:
> > >> nickr wrote:
> > >>> ... either with WIndows XP or add-on software?
> > >>>
> > >>> Right click and in the menu have some additional options, such as look
> > >>> up highlighted word in Google or Dictionary.com?
> > >>>
> > >>> I can do this on a Mac now and love it, and I am thinking about
> > >>> switching to Windows. But I would hate to lose this option.
> > >>>
> > >> Why do you want to switch to Windows?
> > >>
> > >> Alias
> > >

nickr wrote:
> Ubuntu looks like a child's version of an old Outlook, circa 96 or
> something.

You can change the appearance. The price is certainly right, free, and
they ship you the CD, free.

Alias
>
> nickr wrote:
>> Outlook doesn't come with Office for Mac. (Entourage replaces it --
>> poorly.)
>>
>> Alias~- wrote:
>>> nickr wrote:
>>>> 1. Reason and one reason alone: Outlook. Neither iCal nor Entourage can
>>>> match it, and both my office (and my wife) live by it.
>>> Outlook doesn't come with Windows. It comes with Microsoft Office and
>>> there is Office for Mac.
>>>
>>> http://www.microsoft.com/mac/product...pid=office2004
>>>
>>> Ubuntu Linux has a program. Take a look at the screen shot and tell me
>>> if it doesn't look familiar:
>>>
>>> http://www.ubuntu.com/include/img/evolution.png
>>>
>>> Alias
>>>> Alias~- wrote:
>>>>> nickr wrote:
>>>>>> ... either with WIndows XP or add-on software?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Right click and in the menu have some additional options, such as look
>>>>>> up highlighted word in Google or Dictionary.com?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I can do this on a Mac now and love it, and I am thinking about
>>>>>> switching to Windows. But I would hate to lose this option.
>>>>>>
>>>>> Why do you want to switch to Windows?
>>>>>
>>>>> Alias
>