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Phil
I recently got a new computer running Windows XP Home and I loaded on Office
2000 Premium. When I opened Outlook for the first time it asked a number of
questions, one of which was setting it up for either network or internet. I
made the mistake of going with network (mine is a stand alone computer). Now
when I open up Outlook it tells me it cannot find certain folders and then
it just shows me the files I have in 'My Computer'. I cannot get calendar,
which is what I really want, or any of the other parts to Outlook. I have
removed all of Office from the computer and reloaded, but Outlook seems to
remember the previous settings. I guess this has something to do with the
registry, but I don't like messing around with that when I don't know what I
am looking for.
Has anyone any ideas how I can remove Office and all the bits associated
with it so I can reload it and start again with Outlook.
Philip
2000 Premium. When I opened Outlook for the first time it asked a number of
questions, one of which was setting it up for either network or internet. I
made the mistake of going with network (mine is a stand alone computer). Now
when I open up Outlook it tells me it cannot find certain folders and then
it just shows me the files I have in 'My Computer'. I cannot get calendar,
which is what I really want, or any of the other parts to Outlook. I have
removed all of Office from the computer and reloaded, but Outlook seems to
remember the previous settings. I guess this has something to do with the
registry, but I don't like messing around with that when I don't know what I
am looking for.
Has anyone any ideas how I can remove Office and all the bits associated
with it so I can reload it and start again with Outlook.
Philip