I've been using AOL for years, thus have several e-mail accounts/screen names. It looked to me when I was setting up Outlook that more than one account might be allowed. Is this correct? If so, do I install them the same way I did the first one?

After many years, I'm desperate to finally get out of the mess called AOL, but don't want to risk losing my e-mails, so am hoping to download everything into Outlook before getting rid of AOL and switching to another server.~Fuchsia

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I just installed Outlook 2000. Because I have only Office 2000, I'm
assuming I can't install a newer version of Outlook. Is that
correct?

You can install any version of Outlook for which you have purchased a license.
There are no free upgrades from Outlook 2000 to any other version.
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I just installed Outlook 2000. Because I have only Office 2000, I'm
assuming I can't install a newer version of Outlook. Is that
correct?~Fuchsia


No, it's not correct. You can install any version you want, regardless
of what version of Microsoft Office is installed, and even if no
version of Microsoft Office is installed.

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Just to add to Brian's and Kens answer which is correct is that you can only have 1
version of Outlook installed at any one time. If you install Outlook 2007 as an
example then you need to make sure that Outlook 2000 uninstalled before installing
the 2007 version

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I just installed Outlook 2000. Because I have only Office 2000, I'm
assuming I can't install a newer version of Outlook. Is that
correct?~Fuchsia




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Thank you all for your responses. It's much appreciated.
Any chance you might have answers for me to what I wrote in another thread?~Fuchsia

5W's

Where,when who,what,why

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Thank you all for your responses. It's much appreciated.
Any chance you might have answers for me to what I wrote in
another thread?~Fuchsia




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On Fri, 12 Feb 2010 05:24:44 -0500, "Peter Foldes"
wrote:

5W's

Where,when who,what,why


Qs, not Ws, and six of them: qui, quai, quis, quod, quem, and quomodo.
gd&r


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Thank you all for your responses. It's much appreciated.
Any chance you might have answers for me to what I wrote in
another thread?~Fuchsia




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Ken

LOL. The Q works just as good

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On Fri, 12 Feb 2010 05:24:44 -0500, "Peter Foldes"
wrote:

5W's

Where,when who,what,why


Qs, not Ws, and six of them: qui, quai, quis, quod, quem, and quomodo.
gd&r


"FEast" wrote in message
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Thank you all for your responses. It's much appreciated.
Any chance you might have answers for me to what I wrote in
another thread?~Fuchsia




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On Sun, 21 Feb 2010 21:34:02 -0500, "Peter Foldes"
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Ken

LOL. The Q works just as good


The list of Qs is the the original, and the W list is a relatively
recent sort of translation of it. ;-)


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On Fri, 12 Feb 2010 05:24:44 -0500, "Peter Foldes"
wrote:

5W's

Where,when who,what,why


Qs, not Ws, and six of them: qui, quai, quis, quod, quem, and quomodo.
gd&r


"FEast" wrote in message
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Thank you all for your responses. It's much appreciated.
Any chance you might have answers for me to what I wrote in
another thread?~Fuchsia




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