Outlook 2002 and Office 2007

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I use Outlook 2002 for my email accounts and previously used Word 2002 as my
email editor. My church loaded Office 2007 onto my computer because I do the
PowerPoint presentations for the services but Outlook was not there. Anyway,
Word 2007 has to 'Configure' every time I try to send an email , then the
computer wants to re-boot. I have unchecked Word as editor, but I really
would like to use it. Is there a fix out there somewhere? I still have Word
2002 installed. Is there a way to point to this version?
 
Linda K. said:
I use Outlook 2002 for my email accounts and previously used Word
2002 as my email editor. My church loaded Office 2007 onto my
computer because I do the PowerPoint presentations for the services
but Outlook was not there. Anyway, Word 2007 has to 'Configure'
every time I try to send an email , then the computer wants to
re-boot. I have unchecked Word as editor, but I really would like to
use it. Is there a fix out there somewhere? I still have Word 2002
installed. Is there a way to point to this version?

Of someone installed Office 2007 and you're still using Outlook 2002,
they've disrupted the connection between Outlook and Word. In order to use
Word as the editor, the versions of Word and Outlook must match.

If they installed Office 2007 and left Outlook 2002 on the PC, they did not
install Office 2007 correctly, unless they installed the Home and Student
Edition of Office 2007, which doesn't contain Outlook. What edition of
Office did they install?
 
Found out that Office 2007 Pro is what was installed. The pastor said it
does list Outlook so I will get the cd and install Outlook 2007. Will let
you know if I have any problems after that. Thank you.
 

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