I am very computer dumb to start off. I installed the trial version of
Microsoft offtce home/student 2007 and then purchased. I can not find
MIcrosoft outlook on my computer and therefore my computer says it is not
MAPI compatible and I can not send certain emails. Looking on theMicrosoft
office site I should have outlook with my program. I followed the info from
Microsoft website about going to installed programs and clicking change, add
remove features and having a drop down list of Microsoft office items
-outlook isn't even there. I couldn't even uninstall to reinstall it. I hope
this makes sence to someone because I'd love to solve this problem.
--
JH

H&S 2007 doesnt contain outlook
What does "and I can not send certain emails" mean exactly?

"Jamie" wrote in message
...
I am very computer dumb to start off. I installed the trial version of
Microsoft offtce home/student 2007 and then purchased. I can not find
MIcrosoft outlook on my computer and therefore my computer says it is not
MAPI compatible and I can not send certain emails. Looking on theMicrosoft
office site I should have outlook with my program. I followed the info
from
Microsoft website about going to installed programs and clicking change,
add
remove features and having a drop down list of Microsoft office items
-outlook isn't even there. I couldn't even uninstall to reinstall it. I
hope
this makes sence to someone because I'd love to solve this problem.
--
JH

I was trying to send an invoice from my simply accounting program and it told
me it couldn't connect to my email because it is not MAPI compatible. When I
went to try to solve problem by reading info from Microsft site it told me to
do stuff in the Outlook tools area but I do not have Outlook. Do I have to
purchase seperately? I get my email from Outlook express and its tool area
was different and didn't have same stuff.
--
JH


"DL" wrote:

H&S 2007 doesnt contain outlook
What does "and I can not send certain emails" mean exactly?

"Jamie" wrote in message
...
I am very computer dumb to start off. I installed the trial version of
Microsoft offtce home/student 2007 and then purchased. I can not find
MIcrosoft outlook on my computer and therefore my computer says it is not
MAPI compatible and I can not send certain emails. Looking on theMicrosoft
office site I should have outlook with my program. I followed the info
from
Microsoft website about going to installed programs and clicking change,
add
remove features and having a drop down list of Microsoft office items
-outlook isn't even there. I couldn't even uninstall to reinstall it. I
hope
this makes sence to someone because I'd love to solve this problem.
--
JH

Outlook can be purchased seperately, see amazon.com or others.
In Internet Options ensure Outlook Express is set as the default mail
handler.
Maybe post the Q regarding Express & Mapi to the outlook express group for a
resolution


"Jamie" wrote in message
...
I was trying to send an invoice from my simply accounting program and it
told
me it couldn't connect to my email because it is not MAPI compatible. When
I
went to try to solve problem by reading info from Microsft site it told me
to
do stuff in the Outlook tools area but I do not have Outlook. Do I have
to
purchase seperately? I get my email from Outlook express and its tool area
was different and didn't have same stuff.
--
JH


"DL" wrote:

H&S 2007 doesnt contain outlook
What does "and I can not send certain emails" mean exactly?

"Jamie" wrote in message
...
I am very computer dumb to start off. I installed the trial version of
Microsoft offtce home/student 2007 and then purchased. I can not find
MIcrosoft outlook on my computer and therefore my computer says it is
not
MAPI compatible and I can not send certain emails. Looking on
theMicrosoft
office site I should have outlook with my program. I followed the info
from
Microsoft website about going to installed programs and clicking
change,
add
remove features and having a drop down list of Microsoft office items
-outlook isn't even there. I couldn't even uninstall to reinstall it.
I
hope
this makes sence to someone because I'd love to solve this problem.
--
JH