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I have a network with 4 computers. One is a Windows 2000 server, which is connected to the network as a regular client. The server is SBS 2003 and I use Exchange for email. On each of the clients I use Office 2003, which was installed before I upgraded my server from Windows 2000 to SBS 2003
My problem is with the Outlook installed in the Windows 2000 server. Under an Administrator login, Outlook and the rest of Office works well. But when I log in as a user and try to write a new email in Outlook, a message warns me that ¨Microsoft Outlook is set to be your mail editor. However Outlook is unavailable, not installed, or is not the same version as Outlook ...Â
Of course not of these situations is true in my case. I can open and work with Word by launching it independently from Outlook
I must have a problem in the Registry, but I don´t know where to look
Any help will be appreciated
Jose
My problem is with the Outlook installed in the Windows 2000 server. Under an Administrator login, Outlook and the rest of Office works well. But when I log in as a user and try to write a new email in Outlook, a message warns me that ¨Microsoft Outlook is set to be your mail editor. However Outlook is unavailable, not installed, or is not the same version as Outlook ...Â
Of course not of these situations is true in my case. I can open and work with Word by launching it independently from Outlook
I must have a problem in the Registry, but I don´t know where to look
Any help will be appreciated
Jose