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From: Cattyloo on 7 Feb 2010 16:43 I just purchased a new computer that came loaded with "Office Home and Student 2007". Outlook is nowhere to be found. I thought it was included. Do I need to purchase additional software? If you've got an answer, please post it. An email answer won't reach me since I don't have Outlook up and running....
From: David C. Holley on 7 Feb 2010 17:11 The shortcuts probably don't exist. Open the RUN and type OUTLOOK.EXE. That'll get it started. The .EXE's for Office should be in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office11 or C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office12 depending on which version you have. Outlook.exe Excel.exe msaccess.exe powerpnt.exe winword.exe "Cattyloo" <Cattyloo(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:22AB11B6-1688-430F-9F7D-F24F667CA258(a)microsoft.com... >I just purchased a new computer that came loaded with "Office Home and > Student 2007". Outlook is nowhere to be found. I thought it was > included. > Do I need to purchase additional software? > > If you've got an answer, please post it. An email answer won't reach me > since I don't have Outlook up and running....
From: Gordon on 7 Feb 2010 17:26 "Cattyloo" <Cattyloo(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:22AB11B6-1688-430F-9F7D-F24F667CA258(a)microsoft.com... > I just purchased a new computer that came loaded with "Office Home and > Student 2007". Outlook is nowhere to be found. I thought it was > included. > Do I need to purchase additional software? > > If you've got an answer, please post it. An email answer won't reach me > since I don't have Outlook up and running.... You thought wrong. Office Home and Student does NOT contain Outlook.
From: Gordon on 7 Feb 2010 17:26 "David C. Holley" <David.C.Holley> wrote in message news:#9kQ5JEqKHA.3980(a)TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... > The shortcuts probably don't exist. Open the RUN and type OUTLOOK.EXE. Eh? That will do precisely NOTHING as Office Home and Student does NOT contain Outlook.
From: VanguardLH on 7 Feb 2010 17:57
Cattyloo wrote: > I just purchased a new computer that came loaded with "Office Home and > Student 2007". Outlook is nowhere to be found. I thought it was included. > Do I need to purchase additional software? The Home and Student edition is the only 2007 edition that doesn't come with Outlook (actually, the Starter edition only available in UN-declared 3rd world countries probably does have it, either). See: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/products/fx101635841033.aspx You can buy Outlook separately to install it; however, as a standalone install, there will some integration features between Outlook and the other components of Office 2007 that won't work. Check with the seller if you can change the Office edition that got bundled with your new computer. You'll have to pay more for the more complete bundle. You might also check if you got a full version of Office or just a trial version. Some computer vendors bloat their software package with a slew of trialware that becomes useless to the user after a few months. > If you've got an answer, please post it. An email answer won't reach me > since I don't have Outlook up and running.... Never expect e-mail replies even if you ask for them. That's an old spammer trick to get users to voluntarily reveal a working e-mail address. The expection is that if you have time to post in Usenet then you have the time to return here for replies. Others searching for the same problem won't find the solutions here because the discussion got taken offline via e-mail. Post here, read here, participate here. |