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Old December 20th, 2004, 04:19 AM
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Would appreciate some help also but my problem is upgrading to Outlook 2002
while rest of my office suite is in 2000 version.

Had to do the upgrade to accommodate my PDA Phone software! Has anyone ever
sat down with programmers to explain the Real Life of a Layman? (sorry, can't
help but put that in) - ignor please .


"Bart" wrote:

Hi,

I have a client who has Office XP (2002) installed. We upgraded his Outlook
to 2003 (from the Exchange server CDs). Now he cannot use Word 2002 as his
e-mail editor.
Under Mail Format, the check boxes for using Word as your e-mail editor are
greyed out, because they say "using Word 2003".

Can you still use Word 2002 as your e-mail editor in Outlook 2003? And if
so, how can you turn it on?

Thanks a bunch.

Bart



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Old January 11th, 2005, 05:09 AM
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Would it be possible to get the registry entries? Thanks for your help!!!!

"Bart" wrote:

I have the registry entries from Eugene. He also gave me some GPO templates
that may work. The registry entry did not work for me, but maybe you have
better luck.

Please contact me by e-mail and I will forward them to you. I tried to
attach them to a message here but they are "too big".

Bart Verwilt
Pro-2-Call Network Consulting, LLC


"Eugene" wrote in message
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Hi There


I Had the same challenge and resolved it with a registry entry. It
works great and Outlook 2003 believes that Word 2002 is its default
mail editor and uses Word 2002 to read rtf mail so that your web links
work.

give me a shout if you want me to mail you the the contents of the 2
keys and you can then create your own reg keys. I will send it to you
in notepad.

Cheers Eugene

"Chris Schatte" wrote in message

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Bart,
Outlook and Word have to be the same version.

Chris Schatte

use the Office Online web based newsreader he
http://www.microsoft.com/office/comm...s/default.mspx
In Office System 2003 applications:
Help/Assistance Pane/open Communities

"Bart" wrote:

Hi,

I have a client who has Office XP (2002) installed. We upgraded his

Outlook
to 2003 (from the Exchange server CDs). Now he cannot use Word 2002 as

his
e-mail editor.
Under Mail Format, the check boxes for using Word as your e-mail

editor are
greyed out, because they say "using Word 2003".

Can you still use Word 2002 as your e-mail editor in Outlook 2003? And

if
so, how can you turn it on?

Thanks a bunch.

Bart






 




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