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Old 7th May 2007, 08:08
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Outlook 2003

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I was assisting a friend buy a new PC and he was trying to buy Office 2007 Standard edition. He was advised to buy the Home and Student version then download Outlook from the MSN website. I have searched the site and cannot find the download. Any ideas please?

Many thanks

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Old 8th May 2007, 11:12
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Hmmm - Office normally comes with Outlook built in - you cannot download Outlook from the MSN site - only free Outlook is Outlook Express, which comes pre-installed anyway.

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According to Amazon, it's another 80 quid for Outlook to go with 2007!
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Looks like the 2007 Home & Student edition indeed is shipped without Outlook. If your friend really needs it then I'd suggest returning the package and getting a 'regular' office version. Otherwise I'd try Mozilla's Thunderbird. A capable e-mail program which is free and not as bug-ridden as Microsoft's attempts.

You can download Outlook from the Microsoft website, but only as a trial version. Surely not what the guy in the store meant?
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The only reason you'd need Outlook is to run a diary interface with a PDA or Ipod or whatever, and/or a corporate system. I use it for my diary, but it's blocked from accessing the Internet.

Other than that, Thunderbird is more competent and less buggy.
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Thunderbird now has a diary add on which will do the job if you dont need to synch with a pda etc
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Thanks for the replies. Outlook is required for our business email. Whilst he can access remotely, he is home based and requires full set up at home.

I have Office 2007 standard with Outlook. Just makes life a wee bit easier for us.

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