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Joe McGuire
I am not sure if this is an OL or a Word question but it is the latest in a
series of odd error messages generated by Outlook. (The most recent was a
language pack message, kindly answered by Mr. Sparnaaij) I am running
Office Professional 2003 including OL and Word. Tonight I started to reply
to an e-mail and suddenly got this goofy message:
"Microsoft Word is set to be your e-mail editor. However, Word is
unavailable, not installed or is not the same version as Outlook. The
Outlook e-mail editor will be used instead."
Suddenly my font turned blue and my signature changed to a different font.
And that was the end of Word as my e-mail editor until I restarted OL. Odd
thing is that I had Word running at the same time and had a Word document
open at the time. And of course, Word 2003 is the same version (I assume)
as Outlook 2003 since they are on on my Office 2003 CD. Therefore, by
process of elimination, Word must have been unavailable. While I am using
it? Is there a problem here? Or should this be added to the growing list
of just plain weird things about Office/Outlook/Word that I should just
ignore? I think this has happened once or twice in the past but I never
paid attention.
More: I now see that this happens only when replying to this particular
e-mail message. Maybe there is nothing wrong with OL except that it is
easily upset.
series of odd error messages generated by Outlook. (The most recent was a
language pack message, kindly answered by Mr. Sparnaaij) I am running
Office Professional 2003 including OL and Word. Tonight I started to reply
to an e-mail and suddenly got this goofy message:
"Microsoft Word is set to be your e-mail editor. However, Word is
unavailable, not installed or is not the same version as Outlook. The
Outlook e-mail editor will be used instead."
Suddenly my font turned blue and my signature changed to a different font.
And that was the end of Word as my e-mail editor until I restarted OL. Odd
thing is that I had Word running at the same time and had a Word document
open at the time. And of course, Word 2003 is the same version (I assume)
as Outlook 2003 since they are on on my Office 2003 CD. Therefore, by
process of elimination, Word must have been unavailable. While I am using
it? Is there a problem here? Or should this be added to the growing list
of just plain weird things about Office/Outlook/Word that I should just
ignore? I think this has happened once or twice in the past but I never
paid attention.
More: I now see that this happens only when replying to this particular
e-mail message. Maybe there is nothing wrong with OL except that it is
easily upset.