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Since I am now using OpenOffice, can I completely uninstall OfficeXP from my
computer.

Thanx

Bill wrote:

> Since I am now using OpenOffice, can I completely uninstall OfficeXP from
> my computer.
>
> Thanx

yes - as long as you aren't using Outlook....Open Office doesn't have an
Outlook equivalent....

Thank-you, I never use Outlook Exp
"Gordon" <> wrote in message
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> Bill wrote:
>
>> Since I am now using OpenOffice, can I completely uninstall OfficeXP from
>> my computer.
>>
>> Thanx
>
> yes - as long as you aren't using Outlook....Open Office doesn't have an
> Outlook equivalent....

Bill wrote:

> Thank-you, I never use Outlook Exp

Outlook is NOT the same as Outlook Express.....

Gordon wrote:
> Bill wrote:
>
>> Thank-you, I never use Outlook Exp
>
> Outlook is NOT the same as Outlook Express.....

And he (top) posted "I never use Outlook Exp" *from* Outlook Express.


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"Bill" <> wrote in message
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> Thank-you, I never use Outlook Exp
> "Gordon" <> wrote in message
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>> Bill wrote:
>>
>>> Since I am now using OpenOffice, can I completely uninstall OfficeXP
>>> from
>>> my computer.
>>>
>>> Thanx
>>
>> yes - as long as you aren't using Outlook....Open Office doesn't have an
>> Outlook equivalent....
>
>

Bill

Outlook is a componet of 'Office' (email, contact manager, diary etc)
Outlook Express is a standard part of Windows XP. (email, newsgroups)

Gordon was pointing out if you remove 'Office' you will also remove
'Outlook' not 'Outlook Express'

Your comment 'never use Outlook Exp' is somewhat confusing given the headers
from your post list your newsgroup client as "Outlook Express 6"

What do you use for email?


Paul.

Thank-you, I do use Outlook Express but not "Outlook". Sorry for the
confusion.

"PeeCee" <> wrote in message
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> "Bill" <> wrote in message
> news:zLUCh.48338$. ..
>> Thank-you, I never use Outlook Exp
>> "Gordon" <> wrote in message
>> news:...
>>> Bill wrote:
>>>
>>>> Since I am now using OpenOffice, can I completely uninstall OfficeXP
>>>> from
>>>> my computer.
>>>>
>>>> Thanx
>>>
>>> yes - as long as you aren't using Outlook....Open Office doesn't have an
>>> Outlook equivalent....
>>
>>
>
> Bill
>
> Outlook is a componet of 'Office' (email, contact manager, diary etc)
> Outlook Express is a standard part of Windows XP. (email, newsgroups)
>
> Gordon was pointing out if you remove 'Office' you will also remove
> 'Outlook' not 'Outlook Express'
>
> Your comment 'never use Outlook Exp' is somewhat confusing given the
> headers from your post list your newsgroup client as "Outlook Express 6"
>
> What do you use for email?
>
>
> Paul.
>

PeeCee wrote:
>
> "Bill" <> wrote in message
> news:zLUCh.48338$. ..
>> Thank-you, I never use Outlook Exp
>> "Gordon" <> wrote in message
>> news:...
>>> Bill wrote:
>>>
>>>> Since I am now using OpenOffice, can I completely uninstall OfficeXP
>>>> from
>>>> my computer.
>>>>
>>>> Thanx
>>>
>>> yes - as long as you aren't using Outlook....Open Office doesn't have an
>>> Outlook equivalent....
>>
>>
>
> Bill
>
> Outlook is a componet of 'Office' (email, contact manager, diary etc)
> Outlook Express is a standard part of Windows XP. (email, newsgroups)
>
> Gordon was pointing out if you remove 'Office' you will also remove
> 'Outlook' not 'Outlook Express'
>
> Your comment 'never use Outlook Exp' is somewhat confusing given the headers
> from your post list your newsgroup client as "Outlook Express 6"
>
> What do you use for email?

A wrench?

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Bill wrote:
> Thank-you, I do use Outlook Express but not "Outlook". Sorry for the
> confusion.

Bill, if you go back and read all of the messages in this thread, you
will notice that there is something different about where your responses
are placed compared to how everyone else 'talks'.

That's because everyone else is having a conversation with each other,
but /you/ aren't. So, your words look funny where they are and don't
fit in. If everyone conversed like you, the conversation would be
upside down; but instead, your part is upside down and their part is
rightside up.

Here's an article about the subject in a website for new newsgroup
participants. http://members.fortunecity.com/nnqweb/nquote.html Q1:
What is "quoting" in newsgroup postings? - Q2: How should I use the
quoted text and arrange it with my own text?

It is really very simple. When you hit reply, you don't start typing,
you start trimming, except for the attribution. When you get to a part
which represents the words you are going to reply to, you skip a line
and type your words under there. Then you trim the rest of the way to
the bottom, unless you find some more words you need to type under.

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Mike Easter

*May I suggest that you do a bit of research on 24HSHD*

Mike Easter wrote:
> Bill wrote:
>> Thank-you, I do use Outlook Express but not "Outlook". Sorry for the
>> confusion.
>
> Bill, if you go back and read all of the messages in this thread, you
> will notice that there is something different about where your
> responses are placed compared to how everyone else 'talks'.
>
> That's because everyone else is having a conversation with each other,
> but /you/ aren't. So, your words look funny where they are and don't
> fit in. If everyone conversed like you, the conversation would be
> upside down; but instead, your part is upside down and their part is
> rightside up.

*May I suggest that you do a bit of research on 24HSHD*

> Here's an article about the subject in a website for new newsgroup
> participants. http://members.fortunecity.com/nnqweb/nquote.html Q1:
> What is "quoting" in newsgroup postings? - Q2: How should I use the
> quoted text and arrange it with my own text?
>
> It is really very simple. When you hit reply, you don't start typing,
> you start trimming, except for the attribution. When you get to a
> part which represents the words you are going to reply to, you skip a
> line and type your words under there. Then you trim the rest of the
> way to the bottom, unless you find some more words you need to type
> under.

*May I suggest that you do a bit of research on 24HSHD*

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