All you should have to do is tell Windows what application you want to
use for email. Right click on the IE icon on the desktop and select
Properties - Programs Tab. Set E-mail, Calendar, and Contact list to
Outlook.
That's fine. I do the same. But there's no need to try to get rid of Outlook
Express to do that. Except for using a small amount of disk space (60K, well
under a penny's worth), it's being there uinused doesn't hurt you in any
way. In fact, you may want to use Outlook Express for its newsreader
functions, rather than use the the slow, clunky, error-prone web interface
you're using. See http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/outlookexpressnewreader.htm
Removing Outlook Express via Add/Remove programs only removes the icon, so
it has very little use, and no gain. I would not bother.
Next to that, Outlook Express makes a decent newsgroup reader, outlook does
not. So you might want to keep it to read these answers.
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