How can I make WORD the e-mail reader and writer?

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Ritter197

I use now Outlook 2000 as the e-mail reader and composer of messages.

How can I use Word as that tool? I would prefer WORD since it automatically
detects the language it is written in and I do use both English and German
in my correspondence.

It presently lists as choices only Outlook Express and Outlook and Hotmail.

I am using Windows XP with SP#2, but WORD and OUTLOOK 2000.
 
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Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

Ritter197 said:
I use now Outlook 2000 as the e-mail reader and composer of messages.

How can I use Word as that tool? I would prefer WORD since it
automatically detects the language it is written in and I do use both
English and German in my correspondence.

It presently lists as choices only Outlook Express and Outlook and
Hotmail.

I am using Windows XP with SP#2, but WORD and OUTLOOK 2000.

I think you're looking in the wrong place - your default mail client,
perhaps? Leave it as Outlook.

If you want to use word as your email editor, in Outlook, go to tools |
options | mail format, and tick the box. Your version of Word must be 2000
(matching Outlook), but it sounds like you have that.
 
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Ritter197

Great advice. Yes, I was looking all the time in many places, but you helped
a lot ending my confusion.


"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
 
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Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

Ritter197 said:
Great advice. Yes, I was looking all the time in many places, but you
helped a lot ending my confusion.

Glad to help!
"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
I think you're looking in the wrong place - your default mail client,
perhaps? Leave it as Outlook.

If you want to use word as your email editor, in Outlook, go to
tools | options | mail format, and tick the box. Your version of
Word must be 2000 (matching Outlook), but it sounds like you have
that.
 

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