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Ashley Maggard
I recently bought a laptop that has Vista. Previously, the only computer I
had was my desktop that has XP. I have the 2007 Office Suite installed on
both computers. On my desktop (XP), I have the Live Search Maps add-in
installed for Outlook. Well, I went to do that on my laptop and lo and
behold, it's nowhere to be found. Literally, the page is not found on
Microsoft's website. Furthermore, the "Location" button in the appointment
window is also nowhere to be found. In XP, I had those three buttons,
Appointment, Scheduling, and Location, all together where you could switch
between those aspects of the appointment. I only have Appointment and
Scheduling now in Vista.
Am I just completely missing something, or did Microsoft disable this
feature?
had was my desktop that has XP. I have the 2007 Office Suite installed on
both computers. On my desktop (XP), I have the Live Search Maps add-in
installed for Outlook. Well, I went to do that on my laptop and lo and
behold, it's nowhere to be found. Literally, the page is not found on
Microsoft's website. Furthermore, the "Location" button in the appointment
window is also nowhere to be found. In XP, I had those three buttons,
Appointment, Scheduling, and Location, all together where you could switch
between those aspects of the appointment. I only have Appointment and
Scheduling now in Vista.
Am I just completely missing something, or did Microsoft disable this
feature?