Question on Outlook!
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£92.82
Forgot to add, Outlook can be purchased seprate to the Office suite. The price above is for Outlook 2003 on its own. The whole office 2003 suite is many hundreds of squide
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[Edited by darlodge - 11/9/2003 2:01:24 PM]
Forgot to add, Outlook can be purchased seprate to the Office suite. The price above is for Outlook 2003 on its own. The whole office 2003 suite is many hundreds of squide
Darren
[Edited by darlodge - 11/9/2003 2:01:24 PM]
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Just wondered if there are any free sites to download Outlook or do you have to buy the software for it. We had it on the PC, but it kept on giving us the "activate now" as we never had the right disc for it
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Outlook XP has to be purchased and registered. All previous versions (2000, 98, 97, 95 etc.) do not have to be registered.
Another option is to use Outlook Express. It's a very cut down version of Outlook and is free, it comes with Windows or an installation of Internet Explorer.
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Another option is to use Outlook Express. It's a very cut down version of Outlook and is free, it comes with Windows or an installation of Internet Explorer.
Darren
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