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I have two users on my laptop, the primary user I created when it was new,
and a second network user for my work.
Recently, on my primary user account, I have noticed that when I try to
create a new e-mail message, I get an error that says that Word, my chosen
e-mail editor, is not available or not installed. Outlook then opens its own
e-mail editor.
On the network user, this is not the case. Word opens just fine. Also, if
I open and close Word on the primary user, I do not have that problem.
I have traced it to the winword.exe task is the Task Manager. If
winword.exe is running, then Outlook can open Word to edit e-mail messages.
The Start-Up folders are the same for both users. Osa.exe is started from
the All.Users Start-Up folder.
So how do I get winword.exe to start as a task when I log on as the primary
user?
and a second network user for my work.
Recently, on my primary user account, I have noticed that when I try to
create a new e-mail message, I get an error that says that Word, my chosen
e-mail editor, is not available or not installed. Outlook then opens its own
e-mail editor.
On the network user, this is not the case. Word opens just fine. Also, if
I open and close Word on the primary user, I do not have that problem.
I have traced it to the winword.exe task is the Task Manager. If
winword.exe is running, then Outlook can open Word to edit e-mail messages.
The Start-Up folders are the same for both users. Osa.exe is started from
the All.Users Start-Up folder.
So how do I get winword.exe to start as a task when I log on as the primary
user?