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Windows Mail invading Outlook 2000

lawrenanne
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Not sure if I'm in the right forum, but I am having problems with Outlook 2000 and Vista. I completely (I thought) uninstalled Windows Mail but recently when I go to "Tools/ accounts" in Outlook, the screen that pops up has changed radically and I was told that it resembles the Mail "add accounts" screen. The problem is that there is no longer a way to add an Outlook address book, therefore Outlook cannot see my Contacts as my address book. Does anyone know what to do about this?

Another issue that is possibly related is that Mail has started showing up as my default mail server when I click an email address on the internet. Mail doesn't show up as a default program in the control panel, though, presumably because I uninstalled it. Obviously removing it didn't remove all of it!


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