using word 2007 as email form in outlook 2002

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BillC

I can't get outlook 2002 to use my new word 2007 as the default email form.
I was using word 95 and my outlook used it. I tried to tell outlook to use
word 2007 but it keeps trying to configure word 2007 but I end up right back
at the html format.

what give here?
 
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]

Outlook doesn't know where to find word (it's no longer in /office/ but
/office12/), but I don't think it will work if you do a custom install of
word into the office directory.


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Gordon

BillC said:
I can't get outlook 2002 to use my new word 2007 as the default email
form.
Correct.


I was using word 95 and my outlook used it.

shouldn't think so.....
I tried to tell outlook to use
word 2007 but it keeps trying to configure word 2007 but I end up right
back
at the html format.

what give here?

Outlook and Word have always had to be the same version AFAIK. That's why
you can't.
 
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Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]

Outlook and Word have always had to be the same version AFAIK. That's why
you can't.

Actually, I recall that Outlook 2000 was able to use Word from either Office
97 or Office 2000.
 
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Gordon

Brian Tillman said:
Actually, I recall that Outlook 2000 was able to use Word from either
Office 97 or Office 2000.

You may be right - it's many years since I used Outlook 2000, and then as
part of Office 2000 anyway.....
 
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BillC

Thanks Fellows - I am giving up. I might just go back to my Word 95. I am
use to it and it stores files as doc. I feel that when I put Word 2007 in
doc compatability mode it runs slower anyway!
 

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