Two Outlook Express 6.0 questions...

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Winux P

Hi NewsGroup,

Two Outlook Express queries I'd like to ask;

1) Are there any 'add-ons' which give Outlook Express a calender like MS
Outlook? I don't use or really want to use MS Outlook as it is too feature
rich (over blown) for my needs, and a calender in OE would suffice...

2) Everytime I click the proverbial '...Contact us...' link on any web page,
I get an error (not really an error more of a message) stating that Internet
Explorer cannot find any default mail clients. I do have OE set as my
default mail client, this didn't happen when I used MS Outlook. Is there
somethig wrong on my half? Or doesn't IE and OE talk to each other all that
well when it comes to emailing? Even though I have MS Outlook already
installed (for other than personal usage reasons), in IE Tools | Internet
Options | Programs; E-mail dropdown list control, even though I keep it
unassigned to any value, I do not get an option to use OE, just MS
Outlook????????????????

Many thanks for any assistance...

Regards,
Winux P
 
Winux said:
Hi NewsGroup,

Two Outlook Express queries I'd like to ask;

1) Are there any 'add-ons' which give Outlook Express a calender like
MS
Outlook? I don't use or really want to use MS Outlook as it is too
feature rich (over blown) for my needs, and a calender in OE would
suffice...

2) Everytime I click the proverbial '...Contact us...' link on any web
page, I get an error (not really an error more of a message) stating
that Internet
Explorer cannot find any default mail clients. I do have OE set as my
default mail client, this didn't happen when I used MS Outlook. Is
there
somethig wrong on my half? Or doesn't IE and OE talk to each other
all that
well when it comes to emailing? Even though I have MS Outlook already
installed (for other than personal usage reasons), in IE Tools |
Internet Options | Programs; E-mail dropdown list control, even though
I keep it unassigned to any value, I do not get an option to use OE,
just MS Outlook????????????????
Click to expand...
Here's a great site for information about Outlook Express:

http://insideoe.tomsterdam.com/

Malke
 
Actually,

Use Palm's Desktop. It's very streamlined yet powerful. Can right click
your e-mail's in address book etc, and Outlook Express pops up. The program
is free of charge and has what it takes to give you a calendar function.
Won't be integrated, but will work nicely.

Mark Ronning
 
Thanks Guys,

I have to thus accept OE may never have a calender control one can attach to
it, but on my second query I have to say everything is running perfectly,
thanks once again guys...

Regards,
Winux P
 
Too right Malke it is quite a good resource for OE, just checked it out...

Regards,
Winux P
 
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