Outlook 2007 on Vista - News command gone

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Gordon

Running Outlook 2007 on Vista Home Premium SP1.
The News command in the "Go" menu has disappeared.
Unfortunately, all the info I can find is related to 2003 with Outlook
Express, not 2007 and Windows Mail.
It appears that I can't deselect WM as the default News handler (in order to
re-select it), and I've tried re-setting all the toolbars in Outlook - no
success.

Can anyone help?
 
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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]

The info you found also applies to Outlook 2007. Follow it. There is no
reason you cannot set Windows Mail as your default news reader.
 
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Gordon

Russ Valentine said:
The info you found also applies to Outlook 2007. Follow it. There is no
reason you cannot set Windows Mail as your default news reader.
That's the point - if you read my post it already IS the default newsreader.
I can't UN select it in order to RE select it.
 
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]

Then it's a problem with WM, not outlook. Open WM and look at the options -
is WM set as default? Are you logged in as Admin?

Do you want WM in newsonly mode or just easy access? You can create a quick
launch or pinned start menu shortcut for WM using the /newsonly switch.

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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]

What's "grayed out?" It would only grayed out in Windows Mail itself.
There's nothing to grey out in Control panel.
 
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Gordon

Russ Valentine said:
What's "grayed out?" It would only grayed out in Windows Mail itself.
There's nothing to grey out in Control panel.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Gordon said:
No I can't - it's greyed out.


Internet Options-Programs-Set Programs-Set your default programs - click on
Windows mail(news) and I cannot UNSET it as the default news reader. IT IS
GREYED OUT.
What do you not understand about GREYED OUT?
 

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