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Outlook Express 6 Windows XP malfunction



 
 
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Old March 21st 13, 05:09 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
Merryterry
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Default Outlook Express 6 Windows XP malfunction

Whenever I press the reply button to an email in Outlook Express 6 on
my Win XP that email minimises onto the taskbar. Do I have to re-
install Outlook and, if so, how do I do it?

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Old June 11th 13, 02:43 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
dadiOH[_2_]
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Default Outlook Express 6 Windows XP malfunction


"Merryterry" wrote in message
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Whenever I press the reply button to an email in Outlook Express 6 on
my Win XP that email minimises onto the taskbar. Do I have to re-
install Outlook and, if so, how do I do it?


#1. "Outlook" and "Outlook Express" are two totally different things.

#2. On XP, you access the install/removal of programs via Control PanelAdd
or Remove Programs. Once there, you acces OE by clickingon the side bar to
add/remove Windows components and scrolling down the list.

You may or may noe need an XP disc to reinstall, don't recall. Many of the
Windows things aren't actually removed when you ask them to be, they are
just made inaccesible.

If it were me, I'd try removing OE, rebooting and then adding it back in;
however be sure you have an XP install disc or d/l a copy of IE Explorer
with OE from the internet - it is a sizeable download - before removing it.

dadiOH


 




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