reinstall my microsoft office outlook program

G

Guest

Yesterday I had microsoft office outlook and everything was fine, my
assistant logged on and could not check her e-mail because her office outlook
program had arbitrarily converted over to microsoft express. i was logged on
prior to that and office outlook was still in play. when I logged on today my
office outlook was also convetted to Express and now I can't check my e-mail.
how do we uninstall Express and reinstall our outlook!!!
 
D

DL

Outlook and Express are two completely seperate Apps. Express is part of
Windows/Internet Explorer
What happens if you select Microsoft Outlook from either the desktop
shortcut, or in Start/Program Files?
And version of Outlook might help
 
H

Hal Hostetler [MVP-P/I]

Control Panel|Internet Options|Programs, select "Microsoft Office Outlook"
for the "Email" program. This will replace Outlook Express with Outlook at
the top of the Start menu.

Hal
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B

Brian Tillman

gsp211 said:
Yesterday I had microsoft office outlook and everything was fine, my
assistant logged on and could not check her e-mail because her office
outlook program had arbitrarily converted over to microsoft express.
i was logged on prior to that and office outlook was still in play.
when I logged on today my office outlook was also convetted to
Express and now I can't check my e-mail. how do we uninstall Express
and reinstall our outlook!!!

PCs don't "arbitrarily" do anything, although it may appear that way
sometimes.

Open IE and click Tools>Internet Options>Programs and check what's in the
"E-mail" drop-down. It it says Outlook Express, change it to Outlook. You
cannot really uninstall Outlook Express from Windows XP, although you can
remove it with Control Panel's Add or Remove Programs>Add/Remove Windows
Components.
 

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