I have a new machine with Outlook 2003 and would like to add microsoft
newsgroup to Outlook.
In Outlook, I went to "View" - "Toolbars" - "Customize". Then I went to the
"Commands" tab, and select "Go" under "Categories".
Under "Commands" I selected "News" and drag it to the toolbar at the top. I
then click on the menu "News" and add Microsoft newsgroup
(msnews.microsoft.com) and added some newsgroup to it.
When I am done, I click on the menu "News" again, but this time everytime I
click on that menu, instead of bring up the newsgroup, it opens up a windows
explorer with a bunch of files in it. So, I decided to start all over. I
drag the "News" menu back to the "View" - "Toolbars" - "Customize" -
"Commands" - "Go".
After I do that, when I bring up "View" - "Toolbars" - "Customize" -
"Commands" - "Go", I no longer see "News" anymore.
Where did it go and how can I add "News" to my Outlook 2003 ?
In my old machine I have "News" under the menu "Go", which I did not see on
the new machine even after customizing the toolbar.

Thank you.

In Internet Options, Outlook Express must be selected as the default
newsreader. Outlook uses OE for newsgroups since OL doesn't actually have a
newsreader. Look up News in OL help for more info.

"fniles" wrote:

I have a new machine with Outlook 2003 and would like to add microsoft
newsgroup to Outlook.
In Outlook, I went to "View" - "Toolbars" - "Customize". Then I went to the
"Commands" tab, and select "Go" under "Categories".
Under "Commands" I selected "News" and drag it to the toolbar at the top. I
then click on the menu "News" and add Microsoft newsgroup
(msnews.microsoft.com) and added some newsgroup to it.
When I am done, I click on the menu "News" again, but this time everytime I
click on that menu, instead of bring up the newsgroup, it opens up a windows
explorer with a bunch of files in it. So, I decided to start all over. I
drag the "News" menu back to the "View" - "Toolbars" - "Customize" -
"Commands" - "Go".
After I do that, when I bring up "View" - "Toolbars" - "Customize" -
"Commands" - "Go", I no longer see "News" anymore.
Where did it go and how can I add "News" to my Outlook 2003 ?
In my old machine I have "News" under the menu "Go", which I did not see on
the new machine even after customizing the toolbar.

Thank you.

Thank you.
Where is "Internet Options" ?
What is "OL" ?

"Mary" wrote in message
...
In Internet Options, Outlook Express must be selected as the default
newsreader. Outlook uses OE for newsgroups since OL doesn't actually have
a
newsreader. Look up News in OL help for more info.

"fniles" wrote:

I have a new machine with Outlook 2003 and would like to add microsoft
newsgroup to Outlook.
In Outlook, I went to "View" - "Toolbars" - "Customize". Then I went to
the
"Commands" tab, and select "Go" under "Categories".
Under "Commands" I selected "News" and drag it to the toolbar at the top.
I
then click on the menu "News" and add Microsoft newsgroup
(msnews.microsoft.com) and added some newsgroup to it.
When I am done, I click on the menu "News" again, but this time everytime
I
click on that menu, instead of bring up the newsgroup, it opens up a
windows
explorer with a bunch of files in it. So, I decided to start all over. I
drag the "News" menu back to the "View" - "Toolbars" - "Customize" -
"Commands" - "Go".
After I do that, when I bring up "View" - "Toolbars" - "Customize" -
"Commands" - "Go", I no longer see "News" anymore.
Where did it go and how can I add "News" to my Outlook 2003 ?
In my old machine I have "News" under the menu "Go", which I did not see
on
the new machine even after customizing the toolbar.

Thank you.

"fniles" wrote in message
...
: Thank you.
: Where is "Internet Options" ?

In Internet Explorer
: What is "OL" ?

Outlook
:
: "Mary" wrote in message
: ...
: In Internet Options, Outlook Express must be selected as the default
: newsreader. Outlook uses OE for newsgroups since OL doesn't actually
have
: a
: newsreader. Look up News in OL help for more info.
:
: "fniles" wrote:
:
: I have a new machine with Outlook 2003 and would like to add microsoft
: newsgroup to Outlook.
: In Outlook, I went to "View" - "Toolbars" - "Customize". Then I went to
: the
: "Commands" tab, and select "Go" under "Categories".
: Under "Commands" I selected "News" and drag it to the toolbar at the
top.
: I
: then click on the menu "News" and add Microsoft newsgroup
: (msnews.microsoft.com) and added some newsgroup to it.
: When I am done, I click on the menu "News" again, but this time
everytime
: I
: click on that menu, instead of bring up the newsgroup, it opens up a
: windows
: explorer with a bunch of files in it. So, I decided to start all over.
I
: drag the "News" menu back to the "View" - "Toolbars" - "Customize" -
: "Commands" - "Go".
: After I do that, when I bring up "View" - "Toolbars" - "Customize" -
: "Commands" - "Go", I no longer see "News" anymore.
: Where did it go and how can I add "News" to my Outlook 2003 ?
: In my old machine I have "News" under the menu "Go", which I did not
see
: on
: the new machine even after customizing the toolbar.
:
: Thank you.
:
:
:
:
:

To get the News command back, go back to the Programs tab in Control Panel |
Internet Options and change the default newsreader to Outlook Express. If
OE prompts you to make it your default newsreader the next time you launch
it, click the "Don't ask me again" box and then click the No button.

You may need to reset the menu or toolbar using Tools, customize.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
Need Help with Common Tasks? http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/
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"fniles" wrote in message
...
Thank you.
Where is "Internet Options" ?
What is "OL" ?

"Mary" wrote in message
...
In Internet Options, Outlook Express must be selected as the default
newsreader. Outlook uses OE for newsgroups since OL doesn't actually have
a
newsreader. Look up News in OL help for more info.

"fniles" wrote:

I have a new machine with Outlook 2003 and would like to add microsoft
newsgroup to Outlook.
In Outlook, I went to "View" - "Toolbars" - "Customize". Then I went to
the
"Commands" tab, and select "Go" under "Categories".
Under "Commands" I selected "News" and drag it to the toolbar at the
top. I
then click on the menu "News" and add Microsoft newsgroup
(msnews.microsoft.com) and added some newsgroup to it.
When I am done, I click on the menu "News" again, but this time
everytime I
click on that menu, instead of bring up the newsgroup, it opens up a
windows
explorer with a bunch of files in it. So, I decided to start all over. I
drag the "News" menu back to the "View" - "Toolbars" - "Customize" -
"Commands" - "Go".
After I do that, when I bring up "View" - "Toolbars" - "Customize" -
"Commands" - "Go", I no longer see "News" anymore.
Where did it go and how can I add "News" to my Outlook 2003 ?
In my old machine I have "News" under the menu "Go", which I did not see
on
the new machine even after customizing the toolbar.

Thank you.

Thank you, all. I got it fixed based on your suggestions. Thanks again. !

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote in message
...
To get the News command back, go back to the Programs tab in Control Panel
| Internet Options and change the default newsreader to Outlook Express.
If OE prompts you to make it your default newsreader the next time you
launch it, click the "Don't ask me again" box and then click the No
button.

You may need to reset the menu or toolbar using Tools, customize.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
Need Help with Common Tasks? http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/
Outlook 2007: http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2007/

Outlook Tips by email:


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Outlook & Exchange Solutions Center: http://www.slipstick.com
Subscribe to Exchange Messaging Outlook newsletter:



"fniles" wrote in message
...
Thank you.
Where is "Internet Options" ?
What is "OL" ?

"Mary" wrote in message
...
In Internet Options, Outlook Express must be selected as the default
newsreader. Outlook uses OE for newsgroups since OL doesn't actually
have a
newsreader. Look up News in OL help for more info.

"fniles" wrote:

I have a new machine with Outlook 2003 and would like to add microsoft
newsgroup to Outlook.
In Outlook, I went to "View" - "Toolbars" - "Customize". Then I went to
the
"Commands" tab, and select "Go" under "Categories".
Under "Commands" I selected "News" and drag it to the toolbar at the
top. I
then click on the menu "News" and add Microsoft newsgroup
(msnews.microsoft.com) and added some newsgroup to it.
When I am done, I click on the menu "News" again, but this time
everytime I
click on that menu, instead of bring up the newsgroup, it opens up a
windows
explorer with a bunch of files in it. So, I decided to start all over.
I
drag the "News" menu back to the "View" - "Toolbars" - "Customize" -
"Commands" - "Go".
After I do that, when I bring up "View" - "Toolbars" - "Customize" -
"Commands" - "Go", I no longer see "News" anymore.
Where did it go and how can I add "News" to my Outlook 2003 ?
In my old machine I have "News" under the menu "Go", which I did not
see on
the new machine even after customizing the toolbar.

Thank you.