How do I stop Outlook from using Word as my mail composer?

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jeff_wisnia

This suddenly began happening. When I open an existing document in Word
2000 I now get the "mail toolbars" displayed just above the document.

FWIW, this started happening right after I ran AVG PCtuneup today.

I didn't ask for them and don't want them. They waste space that I'd
rather use to see more of the Word document.

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Word's "Help" says this is what to do:

In Microsoft Outlook, click Options on the Tools menu, and then click
the Mail Format tab.

Select or clear the Use Microsoft Word to edit e-mail messages check box.

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But when I try and follow those instructions in Outlook 6, I don't find
a "Mail Format" tab where it those instructions say it is supposed to be.

So, how do I keep those mail toolbars from appearing in word?

Thanks guys,

Jeff
 
J

jeff_wisnia

jeff_wisnia said:
This suddenly began happening. When I open an existing document in Word
2000 I now get the "mail toolbars" displayed just above the document.

FWIW, this started happening right after I ran AVG PCtuneup today.

I didn't ask for them and don't want them. They waste space that I'd
rather use to see more of the Word document.

********

Word's "Help" says this is what to do:

In Microsoft Outlook, click Options on the Tools menu, and then click
the Mail Format tab.

Select or clear the Use Microsoft Word to edit e-mail messages check box.

*******

But when I try and follow those instructions in Outlook 6, I don't find
a "Mail Format" tab where it those instructions say it is supposed to be.

So, how do I keep those mail toolbars from appearing in word?

Thanks guys,

Jeff


More:

it seems that it's just ONE of my saved WORD .doc files which causes
those "mail toolbars" to occur when I open it in Word 2000. Other .doc
files don't, so there must be something in that file which is different
from all the others. Go figger.

Jeff
 

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