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How do I make "Outlook Express" work in a Limited Account?

 
 
Don J
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      26th Oct 2007
I have just moved over to a limited account. How do I make "Outlook
Express" work?

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      26th Oct 2007
I have! The experts ask me "What is a 'Limited Account'?"

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Gerry
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      26th Oct 2007
Don

Is your Windows XP Professional or Home Edition?

I just created a Limited Account on this computer (Home Edition).
Clicking on Outlook Express in the All Programs list started the wizard
to set up an Account requiring ISP details etc. Doesn't this occur on
your machine? Where does the process stop?


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      26th Oct 2007
Don J <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> I have just moved over to a limited account. How do I make "Outlook
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Outlook Express is supposed to work just fine for a Limited account. It
always has for me.

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      27th Oct 2007
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It just does. What problem are you experiencing?

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      27th Oct 2007
On Fri, 26 Oct 2007 12:09:42 -0400, "Don J" <(E-Mail Removed)>
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>I have just moved over to a limited account. How do I make "Outlook
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Maybe by asking in a group with OE in the title? Notice this group
LACKS that.

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      27th Oct 2007

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>I have! The experts ask me "What is a 'Limited Account'?"
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> Don J
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Isn't your terminology "Limited Account" merely mean that the account is a
member of the users group?
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      27th Oct 2007
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This link may be of interest:
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/d....mspx?mfr=true

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>> Don J
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> Isn't your terminology "Limited Account" merely mean that the account
> is a member of the users group?
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>>>> Don J
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