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Gary Clarke
I currently use Outlook 2003 (SP3) for all my e-mail needs and I also use
the calendar and contact features. I find this to be very convenient since I
also use Outlook 2003 at work. I've started to browse the Microsoft
newsgroups because I find that I'm being presented with new projects at work
and I find myself browsing for answers. At home I've found that I can use
Windows Mail (that comes with Vista) to browse newsgroups and I find it much
easier to use this interface as opposed to the web based option. (I used to
use Outlook Express years ago, so I'm used to using newsgroups in this
fashion.)
My main concern is how to ensure the Windows Mail leaves my e-mail alone as
I'd prefer Outlook to handle my e-mail (et al).
What options do I need to enable/disable to ensure that Windows Mail leaves
my e-mail alone but allows me to use the newsgroups fully in terms of
posting questions, answers and comments
My thanks to anyone who is able to help.
the calendar and contact features. I find this to be very convenient since I
also use Outlook 2003 at work. I've started to browse the Microsoft
newsgroups because I find that I'm being presented with new projects at work
and I find myself browsing for answers. At home I've found that I can use
Windows Mail (that comes with Vista) to browse newsgroups and I find it much
easier to use this interface as opposed to the web based option. (I used to
use Outlook Express years ago, so I'm used to using newsgroups in this
fashion.)
My main concern is how to ensure the Windows Mail leaves my e-mail alone as
I'd prefer Outlook to handle my e-mail (et al).
What options do I need to enable/disable to ensure that Windows Mail leaves
my e-mail alone but allows me to use the newsgroups fully in terms of
posting questions, answers and comments
My thanks to anyone who is able to help.