uninstalling internet explorer 97 and intalling internet explorer

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puzzled mark

I have had an XP level maching for two years now. The XP was installed when I got it and probably had internet explorer 6. However, I installed my old Office 97 and seem no longer have the original internet explorer 6. Until recently I was able to use the browser from YAHOO! but really prefer internet explorer 6. I recently changed ISP services I was able to download internet explorer 6 from the site but can't seem to uninstall internet explorer 97. For some reason the roadrunner software keeps selecting the old internet explorer 97 and it just doesn't run right. Thoughts?
 
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Miss Perspicacia Tick

puzzled said:
I have had an XP level maching for two years now. The XP was
installed when I got it and probably had internet explorer 6.
However, I installed my old Office 97 and seem no longer have the
original internet explorer 6. Until recently I was able to use the
browser from YAHOO! but really prefer internet explorer 6. I
recently changed ISP services I was able to download internet
explorer 6 from the site but can't seem to uninstall internet
explorer 97. For some reason the roadrunner software keeps
selecting the old internet explorer 97 and it just doesn't run right.
Thoughts?

There is no such thing as "Internet Explorer 97". IE is part of the
operating system, not Office, and I wasn't aware Yahoo! had its own browser.

Please explain exactly what you mean? I've just installed Office 97 on a
secondary XP machine and it didn't alter IE in the slightest.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

puzzled said:
I have had an XP level maching for two years now. The XP was
installed when I got it and probably had internet explorer 6.
However, I installed my old Office 97 and seem no longer have the
original internet explorer 6. Until recently I was able to use the
browser from YAHOO! but really prefer internet explorer 6. I
recently changed ISP services I was able to download internet
explorer 6 from the site but can't seem to uninstall internet
explorer 97. For some reason the roadrunner software keeps
selecting the old internet explorer 97 and it just doesn't run right.
Thoughts?

There is no such thing as "Internet Explorer 97". IE is part of the
operating system, not Office, and I wasn't aware Yahoo! had its own browser.

Please explain exactly what you mean? I've just installed Office 97 on a
secondary XP machine and it didn't alter IE in the slightest.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

puzzled said:
I have had an XP level maching for two years now. The XP was
installed when I got it and probably had internet explorer 6.
However, I installed my old Office 97 and seem no longer have the
original internet explorer 6. Until recently I was able to use the
browser from YAHOO! but really prefer internet explorer 6. I
recently changed ISP services I was able to download internet
explorer 6 from the site but can't seem to uninstall internet
explorer 97. For some reason the roadrunner software keeps
selecting the old internet explorer 97 and it just doesn't run right.
Thoughts?

There is no such thing as "Internet Explorer 97". IE is part of the
operating system, not Office, and I wasn't aware Yahoo! had its own browser.

Please explain exactly what you mean? I've just installed Office 97 on a
secondary XP machine and it didn't alter IE in the slightest.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

puzzled said:
I have had an XP level maching for two years now. The XP was
installed when I got it and probably had internet explorer 6.
However, I installed my old Office 97 and seem no longer have the
original internet explorer 6. Until recently I was able to use the
browser from YAHOO! but really prefer internet explorer 6. I
recently changed ISP services I was able to download internet
explorer 6 from the site but can't seem to uninstall internet
explorer 97. For some reason the roadrunner software keeps
selecting the old internet explorer 97 and it just doesn't run right.
Thoughts?

There is no such thing as "Internet Explorer 97". IE is part of the
operating system, not Office, and I wasn't aware Yahoo! had its own browser.

Please explain exactly what you mean? I've just installed Office 97 on a
secondary XP machine and it didn't alter IE in the slightest.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

puzzled said:
I have had an XP level maching for two years now. The XP was
installed when I got it and probably had internet explorer 6.
However, I installed my old Office 97 and seem no longer have the
original internet explorer 6. Until recently I was able to use the
browser from YAHOO! but really prefer internet explorer 6. I
recently changed ISP services I was able to download internet
explorer 6 from the site but can't seem to uninstall internet
explorer 97. For some reason the roadrunner software keeps
selecting the old internet explorer 97 and it just doesn't run right.
Thoughts?

There is no such thing as "Internet Explorer 97". IE is part of the
operating system, not Office, and I wasn't aware Yahoo! had its own browser.

Please explain exactly what you mean? I've just installed Office 97 on a
secondary XP machine and it didn't alter IE in the slightest.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

puzzled said:
I have had an XP level maching for two years now. The XP was
installed when I got it and probably had internet explorer 6.
However, I installed my old Office 97 and seem no longer have the
original internet explorer 6. Until recently I was able to use the
browser from YAHOO! but really prefer internet explorer 6. I
recently changed ISP services I was able to download internet
explorer 6 from the site but can't seem to uninstall internet
explorer 97. For some reason the roadrunner software keeps
selecting the old internet explorer 97 and it just doesn't run right.
Thoughts?

There is no such thing as "Internet Explorer 97". IE is part of the
operating system, not Office, and I wasn't aware Yahoo! had its own browser.

Please explain exactly what you mean? I've just installed Office 97 on a
secondary XP machine and it didn't alter IE in the slightest.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

puzzled said:
I have had an XP level maching for two years now. The XP was
installed when I got it and probably had internet explorer 6.
However, I installed my old Office 97 and seem no longer have the
original internet explorer 6. Until recently I was able to use the
browser from YAHOO! but really prefer internet explorer 6. I
recently changed ISP services I was able to download internet
explorer 6 from the site but can't seem to uninstall internet
explorer 97. For some reason the roadrunner software keeps
selecting the old internet explorer 97 and it just doesn't run right.
Thoughts?

There is no such thing as "Internet Explorer 97". IE is part of the
operating system, not Office, and I wasn't aware Yahoo! had its own browser.

Please explain exactly what you mean? I've just installed Office 97 on a
secondary XP machine and it didn't alter IE in the slightest.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

puzzled said:
I have had an XP level maching for two years now. The XP was
installed when I got it and probably had internet explorer 6.
However, I installed my old Office 97 and seem no longer have the
original internet explorer 6. Until recently I was able to use the
browser from YAHOO! but really prefer internet explorer 6. I
recently changed ISP services I was able to download internet
explorer 6 from the site but can't seem to uninstall internet
explorer 97. For some reason the roadrunner software keeps
selecting the old internet explorer 97 and it just doesn't run right.
Thoughts?

There is no such thing as "Internet Explorer 97". IE is part of the
operating system, not Office, and I wasn't aware Yahoo! had its own browser.

Please explain exactly what you mean? I've just installed Office 97 on a
secondary XP machine and it didn't alter IE in the slightest.
 
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puzzled mark

You're correct, when I read your mail and checked, the component that is from Office 97 is Outlook. But it is true that my outlook is now 97 (it came with 6 I'm sure) and I can't get 97 out and 6 back, even though I downloaded outlook 6 recently.
 
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puzzled mark

You're correct, when I read your mail and checked, the component that is from Office 97 is Outlook. But it is true that my outlook is now 97 (it came with 6 I'm sure) and I can't get 97 out and 6 back, even though I downloaded outlook 6 recently.
 
P

puzzled mark

You're correct, when I read your mail and checked, the component that is from Office 97 is Outlook. But it is true that my outlook is now 97 (it came with 6 I'm sure) and I can't get 97 out and 6 back, even though I downloaded outlook 6 recently.
 
P

puzzled mark

You're correct, when I read your mail and checked, the component that is from Office 97 is Outlook. But it is true that my outlook is now 97 (it came with 6 I'm sure) and I can't get 97 out and 6 back, even though I downloaded outlook 6 recently.
 
P

puzzled mark

You're correct, when I read your mail and checked, the component that is from Office 97 is Outlook. But it is true that my outlook is now 97 (it came with 6 I'm sure) and I can't get 97 out and 6 back, even though I downloaded outlook 6 recently.
 
P

puzzled mark

You're correct, when I read your mail and checked, the component that is from Office 97 is Outlook. But it is true that my outlook is now 97 (it came with 6 I'm sure) and I can't get 97 out and 6 back, even though I downloaded outlook 6 recently.
 
P

puzzled mark

You're correct, when I read your mail and checked, the component that is from Office 97 is Outlook. But it is true that my outlook is now 97 (it came with 6 I'm sure) and I can't get 97 out and 6 back, even though I downloaded outlook 6 recently.
 
P

puzzled mark

You're correct, when I read your mail and checked, the component that is from Office 97 is Outlook. But it is true that my outlook is now 97 (it came with 6 I'm sure) and I can't get 97 out and 6 back, even though I downloaded outlook 6 recently.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

puzzled said:
You're correct, when I read your mail and checked, the component that
is from Office 97 is Outlook. But it is true that my outlook is now
97 (it came with 6 I'm sure) and I can't get 97 out and 6 back, even
though I downloaded outlook 6 recently.

There is no such thing as "Outlook 6" - you're confusing it with Outlook
/Express/. The latter is part of the OS, and is *NOT* altered in any way,
shape or form by Outlook (which is part of the Office suite). In fact,
Outlook does not touch OE - they are two separate entities and bear no
similarities to each other in the slightest (other than they both have
'Outlook' in their names and they can be used to send and receive email).

If you have an issue with Outlook /Express/ may I suggest you post in an
Internet Explorer group, as it is part of that rather than Office?
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

puzzled said:
You're correct, when I read your mail and checked, the component that
is from Office 97 is Outlook. But it is true that my outlook is now
97 (it came with 6 I'm sure) and I can't get 97 out and 6 back, even
though I downloaded outlook 6 recently.

There is no such thing as "Outlook 6" - you're confusing it with Outlook
/Express/. The latter is part of the OS, and is *NOT* altered in any way,
shape or form by Outlook (which is part of the Office suite). In fact,
Outlook does not touch OE - they are two separate entities and bear no
similarities to each other in the slightest (other than they both have
'Outlook' in their names and they can be used to send and receive email).

If you have an issue with Outlook /Express/ may I suggest you post in an
Internet Explorer group, as it is part of that rather than Office?
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

puzzled said:
You're correct, when I read your mail and checked, the component that
is from Office 97 is Outlook. But it is true that my outlook is now
97 (it came with 6 I'm sure) and I can't get 97 out and 6 back, even
though I downloaded outlook 6 recently.

There is no such thing as "Outlook 6" - you're confusing it with Outlook
/Express/. The latter is part of the OS, and is *NOT* altered in any way,
shape or form by Outlook (which is part of the Office suite). In fact,
Outlook does not touch OE - they are two separate entities and bear no
similarities to each other in the slightest (other than they both have
'Outlook' in their names and they can be used to send and receive email).

If you have an issue with Outlook /Express/ may I suggest you post in an
Internet Explorer group, as it is part of that rather than Office?
 

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