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> I haven't used Windows Live Mail, according to Wikipedia it has a number
> of differences from Windows Mail. Such as support for web based email
> Windows Live Hotmail, (just to keep everyone confused about the names).
As far as I can tell, Windows Live Mail is exactly the same as Outlook
Express, all the menus and dialog boxes are identical, it just has a
different name in the title bar and a few extra buttons.
>> Also, why would anyone use Outlook for simply reading email? That seems
>> a bit of an overkill.
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> Mostly I wanted Word because there's a fair number of Word documents
> here that came from elsewhere, but needed to be accessed/edited.
> Outlook was just part of the package sale as MS marketed it.
Why does installing Word mean you have to install Outlook? I have installed
MS Office loads of times and never once installed Outlook. I don't
understand why a home user would want to use it.
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