What about Outlook Express?

I insist on continuing to use Outlook Express in my Windows7, but I cannot
find the download anywhere. Can anyone help me or show me the way, please?

"Rocobob" wrote in message
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I insist on continuing to use Outlook Express in my Windows7, but I cannot
find the download anywhere. Can anyone help me or show me the way, please?
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=windows+7+outlook+express

Tim

"Rocobob" wrote in message
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I insist on continuing to use Outlook Express in my Windows7, but I cannot
find the download anywhere. Can anyone help me or show me the way, please?

You can insist all you want, but it's not going to work.

SC Tom

"Rocobob" wrote in message
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I insist on continuing to use Outlook Express in my Windows7, but I cannot
find the download anywhere.


There isn't one. Use Windows Live Mail, or Mozilla Thunderbird, or any of
the several other free email clients that are available...

"Rocobob" wrote in message
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I insist on continuing to use Outlook Express in my Windows7, but I cannot
find the download anywhere. Can anyone help me or show me the way, please?

I insist you learn how to use Google or Bing before you post stupid crap
like this!
They really should start giving people a computer IQ test before selling
dipsticks like this a computer.
--


"Don't pick a fight with an old man.
If he is too old to fight, he'll just kill you."

"MJMIII" schreef in bericht
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"Rocobob" wrote in message
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I insist on continuing to use Outlook Express in my Windows7, but I
cannot find the download anywhere. Can anyone help me or show me the way,
please?

I insist you learn how to use Google or Bing before you post stupid crap
like this!
They really should start giving people a computer IQ test before selling
dipsticks like this a computer.
--


"Don't pick a fight with an old man.
If he is too old to fight, he'll just kill you."

I thank you sincerely for your kind reaction.

On Thu, 26 Nov 2009 19:25:13 +0100, "Rocobob"
wrote:

I insist on continuing to use Outlook Express in my Windows7,



You insist? That's nice, but insisting won't help you.

I insist that some relative I forgot I had dies and leaves me a
billion dollars. Insisting isn't very likely to help me either.


but I cannot
find the download anywhere. Can anyone help me or show me the way, please?


It doesn't exist.

--
Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP (Windows Desktop Experience) since 2003
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"Ken Blake, MVP" wrote in message
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On Thu, 26 Nov 2009 19:25:13 +0100, "Rocobob"
wrote:

I insist on continuing to use Outlook Express in my Windows7,



You insist? That's nice, but insisting won't help you.

I insist that some relative I forgot I had dies and leaves me a
billion dollars. Insisting isn't very likely to help me either.


but I cannot
find the download anywhere. Can anyone help me or show me the way,
please?


It doesn't exist.

--
Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP (Windows Desktop Experience) since 2003
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I'll be kind.

http://www.tucows.com/preview/194179

"JonC" wrote in message
o.uk...


I'll be kind.

http://www.tucows.com/preview/194179


From that page:
Note
The installation for Outlook Express is a hand-in-hand installer for both
Internet Explorer and Outlook Express. OE is part of IE5/6.

As W7 already comes with IE8, then it won't install.

"JonC" wrote in message
o.uk...

"Ken Blake, MVP" wrote in message
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On Thu, 26 Nov 2009 19:25:13 +0100, "Rocobob"
wrote:

I insist on continuing to use Outlook Express in my Windows7,



You insist? That's nice, but insisting won't help you.

I insist that some relative I forgot I had dies and leaves me a
billion dollars. Insisting isn't very likely to help me either.


but I cannot
find the download anywhere. Can anyone help me or show me the way,
please?


It doesn't exist.

--
Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP (Windows Desktop Experience) since 2003
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I'll be kind.

http://www.tucows.com/preview/194179


That's a 463 KB file. It's NOT OE. Its a web installer. Won't work. Period.

"Rocobob" wrote in message
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I insist on continuing to use Outlook Express in my Windows7, but I cannot
find the download anywhere. Can anyone help me or show me the way, please?

Well, could use virtual xp if you have a version of windows 7 that allows it
to be installed and run OE6 within that. Only way I can see how it can be
done at present.

Not sure if you can just install OE6 either, had to once on XP when it died
and had IE7/8 on it, there was a workaround/file to download to allow such
but don't know if that would work in Win7 but with compatible install mode
it has, could be.

--
Skipai

Rocobob wrote:
I insist on continuing to use Outlook Express in my Windows7, but I cannot
find the download anywhere. Can anyone help me or show me the way, please?




you can't. OE is not compatible with Windows 7. Time to update to
Windows Live Mail or, better, Thunderbird.

"milt" wrote in message
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Rocobob wrote:
I insist on continuing to use Outlook Express in my Windows7, but I
cannot find the download anywhere. Can anyone help me or show me the way,
please?


you can't. OE is not compatible with Windows 7. Time to update to Windows
Live Mail or,

"better, Thunderbird."
In your opinion. Other's may vary. . .

SC Tom wrote:

"milt" wrote in message
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Rocobob wrote:
I insist on continuing to use Outlook Express in my Windows7, but I
cannot find the download anywhere. Can anyone help me or show me the
way, please?


you can't. OE is not compatible with Windows 7. Time to update to
Windows Live Mail or,

"better, Thunderbird."
In your opinion. Other's may vary. . .

Being as Milt wrote the post, of course it's his opinion.

I share it.

C

On Sat, 28 Nov 2009 08:01:45 -0500, "SC Tom" wrote:


"milt" wrote in message
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Rocobob wrote:
I insist on continuing to use Outlook Express in my Windows7, but I
cannot find the download anywhere. Can anyone help me or show me the way,
please?


you can't. OE is not compatible with Windows 7. Time to update to Windows
Live Mail or,

"better, Thunderbird."
In your opinion. Other's may vary. . .


To me the most important thing is that nobody's opinion should matter
to him. We all work in slightly different ways and what features are
important to one of us may mean nothing to somebody else. So I think
each person should try several of the available e-mail clients, and
choose which one *he* likes best.


--
Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP (Windows Desktop Experience) since 2003
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