OE6 with XP sp2
I had trouble with Norton and OE last week so I took someone's advice
and changed mapi32.dll to mapi32.old and I changed mapi3x.dll to
mapi32.dll

When I use the Send to Mail Recipient, the little window flies open and
says Choose Profile and only shows Microsoft Outlook. I uninstalled it
two or three weeks ago. How do I make the Send to Mail Recipient go
back to OE like it was doing before last week?

I just did a search for mapi and only mapi32.old shows on my PC.

PS If you have me go into run or the registry please explain the steps
carefully as I don't do those two things often and I know I have to be
very careful to follow every step correctly.

I posted then in the wrong group win98 group instead of this group
earlier this evening; wondered why I wasn't getting any replies. Sorry
for the double post.

Not knowing everything you have done, I would think this should help.

Make OE the default e-mail client:
http://www.oehelp.com/oedef.aspx

See this if it still does not set as default:
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=306098
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Bruce Hagen
MS MVP - Outlook Express
~IB-CA~

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OE6 with XP sp2
I had trouble with Norton and OE last week so I took someone's advice
and changed mapi32.dll to mapi32.old and I changed mapi3x.dll to
mapi32.dll

When I use the Send to Mail Recipient, the little window flies open and
says Choose Profile and only shows Microsoft Outlook. I uninstalled it
two or three weeks ago. How do I make the Send to Mail Recipient go
back to OE like it was doing before last week?

I just did a search for mapi and only mapi32.old shows on my PC.

PS If you have me go into run or the registry please explain the steps
carefully as I don't do those two things often and I know I have to be
very careful to follow every step correctly.

I posted then in the wrong group win98 group instead of this group
earlier this evening; wondered why I wasn't getting any replies. Sorry
for the double post.

Well, Bruce, I did everything those two articles said to do, and I can
now right click on a file, choose sendto mail recipient just fine (I
had to type a string in to the msoe.dll path in the registry like the
MS instructions said, BUT now when I open Word and click send to, the
mail recipient line is faded out and only the fax line is bright. What
now please?

Unfortunately, I have no hands-on knowledge using Word. We will have to wait
for a suggestion from someone else. Keep checking back to this thread.
Sundays are somewhat quiet around here, so you may not see a reply for
awhile. Wish I could help more, but if you're patient, I'm sure help will
come.
--
Bruce Hagen
MS MVP - Outlook Express
~IB-CA~

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Well, Bruce, I did everything those two articles said to do, and I can
now right click on a file, choose sendto mail recipient just fine (I
had to type a string in to the msoe.dll path in the registry like the
MS instructions said, BUT now when I open Word and click send to, the
mail recipient line is faded out and only the fax line is bright. What
now please?

Here's a Microsoft KB article for Word 2003 that might provide a clue, but I
don't think it will offer the solution.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/834008/en-us

A good place for the question would be an Office or Word newsgroup.
Reinstalling Outlook might fix things.

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Tim K.
aka Kuay Tim
MS-MVP - Outlook Express
Lynnwood, WA
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Well, Bruce, I did everything those two articles said to do, and I can
now right click on a file, choose sendto mail recipient just fine (I
had to type a string in to the msoe.dll path in the registry like the
MS instructions said, BUT now when I open Word and click send to, the
mail recipient line is faded out and only the fax line is bright. What
now please?

wrote:

Well, Bruce, I did everything those two articles said to do, and I can
now right click on a file, choose sendto mail recipient just fine (I
had to type a string in to the msoe.dll path in the registry like the
MS instructions said, BUT now when I open Word and click send to, the
mail recipient line is faded out and only the fax line is bright. What
now please?

Try...
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2646...23120121120120
"How to install or repair individual features of Office 2000".
1. Click Start on the taskbar, point to Settings, and then click Control
Panel.
2. Double-click Add Remove Programs.
3. Click Microsoft Office 2000, and then click Add/Remove.
4. Click Repair Office.
5. Click Repair errors in my Office installation, and then click Finish.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/8215...23120121120120
"How to Repair or Reinstall Office Programs".

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Vincenzo Di Russo
Microsoft® MVP - Most Valuable Professional
Windows - Internet Explorer since 2003
http://support.microsoft.com/newsgroups
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/