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Lisa
This may be a basic question, but I currently have an
email account through my university that I access through
the Web. The website that I log onto to retrieve my
messages automatically brings up Microsoft Outlook. I have
no trouble accessing my email, but when I want to reply or
send a new email, the computer searches for an install
file for Microsoft Outlook 2000, which I do not have on my
computer (nor do I have the install disk). Are there any
other options to be able to use my student email account
through the web AND be able to reply without buying a copy
of Microsoft Outlook to install? I do not understand why I
can view email but cannot reply or send it.
email account through my university that I access through
the Web. The website that I log onto to retrieve my
messages automatically brings up Microsoft Outlook. I have
no trouble accessing my email, but when I want to reply or
send a new email, the computer searches for an install
file for Microsoft Outlook 2000, which I do not have on my
computer (nor do I have the install disk). Are there any
other options to be able to use my student email account
through the web AND be able to reply without buying a copy
of Microsoft Outlook to install? I do not understand why I
can view email but cannot reply or send it.