Outlook themes not available

E

Esbat_7

I have both Outlook and Office Home & Student 2007 installed on my computer
and I still don't have access to Outlook themes (the option is greyed out).
I've tried Office diagnostics with no change. Any I missing something?
 
E

Esbat_7

Full suite of what. I have the full Home & Student and Outlook 2007.

Diane Poremsky said:
apparently you need a full suite to have themes on outlook.

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Esbat_7 said:
I have both Outlook and Office Home & Student 2007 installed on my
computer
and I still don't have access to Outlook themes (the option is greyed
out).
I've tried Office diagnostics with no change. Any I missing something?
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B

Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]

Full suite of what. I have the full Home & Student and Outlook 2007.
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The Home and Student suite does not contain Outlook, therefore your Outlook
stand-alone is not part of the suite and therefore themes are unavailable.
 
P

piglet

I have the same thing and cannot find any answers either. I have Microsoft
Home Office Student, 2007 and Microsoft Office Outlook 2007. I as well have
tried over and over to get themes and stationary in emails, and it is greyed
out so I have no options to choose. Can anyone give any suggestions other
than it has to be *Suite*, which means what, one has to buy Proffessional?
thanks.
 
B

Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]

I have the same thing and cannot find any answers either. I have Microsoft
Home Office Student, 2007 and Microsoft Office Outlook 2007. I as well have
tried over and over to get themes and stationary in emails, and it is greyed
out so I have no options to choose. Can anyone give any suggestions other
than it has to be *Suite*, which means what, one has to buy Proffessional?
thanks.
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I believe that unless you have an Office suite that contains both Outlook and
Word, you cannot have themes and stationery in Outlook.
 
D

Diane Poremsky [MVP]

Themes only work if you have both outlook and word from the same suite. You
can install the student version and standalone outlook and get the same
integration.

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D

Diane Poremsky [MVP]

BTW, you don't need the pro suite - standard will do. The only requirement
is outlook and word in the same box.

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B

Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]

Themes only work if you have both outlook and word from the same suite. You
can install the student version and standalone outlook and get the same
integration.
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Don't you mean "can't" get the same integration?
 
P

PJG

I have Office Professional 2007 and having same problem "themes are not
installed". Any other thoughts? Thanks, PJG

Diane Poremsky said:
BTW, you don't need the pro suite - standard will do. The only requirement
is outlook and word in the same box.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Need Help with Common Tasks? http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/
Outlook 2007: http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2007/

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piglet said:
I have the same thing and cannot find any answers either. I have Microsoft
Home Office Student, 2007 and Microsoft Office Outlook 2007. I as well
have
tried over and over to get themes and stationary in emails, and it is
greyed
out so I have no options to choose. Can anyone give any suggestions other
than it has to be *Suite*, which means what, one has to buy Proffessional?
thanks.
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R

Rajesh Krishnan

Hi,
had the same issue, pls try to add the features from your office suite:- run setup and add/remove features, click on Office tools and select run all from my computer , and from office shared features make sure you select web themes and microsoft office themes , and from Microsoft outlook, outlook stationary and outlook templates. It worked for me.Thnx



PJ wrote:

Re: Outlook themes not available
21-Apr-09

I have Office Professional 2007 and having same problem "themes are not
installed". Any other thoughts? Thanks, PJG

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PJG

Thanks, Rajesh, but no luck. Under add/remove features all are marked "run
from my computer" or "run all from my computer". I did try again but still
no themes. Quite the mystery.
 
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MerckyMerc - Austin, TX

PJG said:
Thanks, Rajesh, but no luck. Under add/remove features all are marked "run
from my computer" or "run all from my computer". I did try again but still
no themes. Quite the mystery.
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MerckyMerc - Austin, TX

Just today I discovered what you all know........I can't access themes or
stationary in my stand alone version of Outlook 2007. I didn't have that
problem in 2003 version.....what's up with this Microsoft?!

I tried your suggestions Rajesh but, like PJG, no luck.
 
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