adding the news button to outlook 2007

[kiheikev]

From another user they said they had to go thru a whole rigomarole sic to install a custom button or lnk on the ribbon to get to the outlook express newsreader in windows 7 64 bit edition. I however had no such problem adding the button thru tools>>options>>customize for win xp mce. Is it possible that the code for 64 bit outlook may not have a direct path to add the news button?
:kihei


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[kiheikev]

Or that its a little bug that when running outlook under 64 bit windows the user doesnt get that button to add?
:kihei
From another user they said they had to go thru a whole rigomarole sic to install a custom button or lnk on the ribbon to get to the outlook express newsreader in windows 7 64 bit edition. I however had no such problem adding the button thru tools>>options>>customize for win xp mce. Is it possible that the code for 64 bit outlook may not have a direct path to add the news button?
:kihei


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[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Win7 does not include a new client and WLM does not work with Go, News so I'm not sure what you are trying to say...

There is a 'bug' in Windows XP and Vista that affects many users - the default newsreader is set to "Outlook Newsreader", not Outlook Express or Vista Mail and this causes the Go, News command to disappear.



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From another user they said they had to go thru a whole rigomarole sic to install a custom button or lnk on the ribbon to get to the outlook express newsreader in windows 7 64 bit edition. I however had no such problem adding the button thru tools>>options>>customize for win xp mce. Is it possible that the code for 64 bit outlook may not have a direct path to add the news button?
:kihei


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[kiheikev]

I'll forward your comment into our newsgroup. I am not sure at this point which newsreader we are talking about at this point but this problem has peaked my interest as I am migrating shortly to win 7 and outlook. Which newsreader can I use or do I have to get a third party mail.
:kihei
Kevin Miramon
Win7 does not include a new client and WLM does not work with Go, News so I'm not sure what you are trying to say...

There is a 'bug' in Windows XP and Vista that affects many users - the default newsreader is set to "Outlook Newsreader", not Outlook Express or Vista Mail and this causes the Go, News command to disappear.



--

Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



Outlook Tips by email:
mailto:[email protected]

EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange:
mailto:[email protected]

Let's Really Fix Outlook 2010
http://forums.slipstick.com/forumdisplay.php?f=34
From another user they said they had to go thru a whole rigomarole sic to install a custom button or lnk on the ribbon to get to the outlook express newsreader in windows 7 64 bit edition. I however had no such problem adding the button thru tools>>options>>customize for win xp mce. Is it possible that the code for 64 bit outlook may not have a direct path to add the news button?
:kihei


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[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

You'll need to use Windows Live Mail or any NNTP reader you choose (there are several good ones).

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Outlook Tips by email:
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Let's Really Fix Outlook 2010
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I'll forward your comment into our newsgroup. I am not sure at this point which newsreader we are talking about at this point but this problem has peaked my interest as I am migrating shortly to win 7 and outlook. Which newsreader can I use or do I have to get a third party mail.
:kihei
Kevin Miramon
Win7 does not include a new client and WLM does not work with Go, News so I'm not sure what you are trying to say...

There is a 'bug' in Windows XP and Vista that affects many users - the default newsreader is set to "Outlook Newsreader", not Outlook Express or Vista Mail and this causes the Go, News command to disappear.



--

Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



Outlook Tips by email:
mailto:[email protected]

EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange:
mailto:[email protected]

Let's Really Fix Outlook 2010
http://forums.slipstick.com/forumdisplay.php?f=34
From another user they said they had to go thru a whole rigomarole sic to install a custom button or lnk on the ribbon to get to the outlook express newsreader in windows 7 64 bit edition. I however had no such problem adding the button thru tools>>options>>customize for win xp mce. Is it possible that the code for 64 bit outlook may not have a direct path to add the news button?
:kihei


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