Outlook 2000 and Outlook 2003

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Diane Walker

Is there a difference between Outlook 2000 and Outlook 2003? I only use
Outlook to send and receive email messages. I do not use any other features
(calendar, contacts) in Outlook. Thanks.
 
Diane said:
Is there a difference between Outlook 2000 and Outlook 2003? I only use
Outlook to send and receive email messages. I do not use any other features
(calendar, contacts) in Outlook. Thanks.

The main difference is in the format of the pst file - the Outlook 2003
pst file format allowing a size of many many GB as opposed to the
Outlook 2002 format throwing wobblies at anything over about 1.6 GB.....
 
Diane Walker said:
Is there a difference between Outlook 2000 and Outlook 2003? I only
use Outlook to send and receive email messages. I do not use any
other features (calendar, contacts) in Outlook. Thanks.

If all you use is mail, then there's no reason to use Outlook at all.
Outlook Express will suit you just fine.
 

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