There is a conflict between Word and Outlook that really "bugs" me. If
Outlook is running Word will not run correctly. I hate having to shut down
Outlook in order to use Word. For what it is worth, I can make the window
smaller [minimize] but when Word is as big as it can get, there is space
between the top edge of the window and the top of the display and the bottom
of the window is out of sight at the bottom of the display. If you click &
hold on the blue band on the top of the window, you cannot drag it up, down,
or sideways; it is as if it is frozen. The only way to be able to get Word
maximized and centered so it can be used is to shut down Outlook.

Can anyone tell me how to fix this?

--
FrankO

Have you upgraded your installation with all relevant Office patches and
Service Packs? I have never seen this problem and have been using Word 2003
and Outlook 2003 quite nicely for several years.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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After furious head scratching, FrankO asked:

| There is a conflict between Word and Outlook that really "bugs" me. If
| Outlook is running Word will not run correctly. I hate having to shut
| down Outlook in order to use Word. For what it is worth, I can make
| the window smaller [minimize] but when Word is as big as it can get,
| there is space between the top edge of the window and the top of the
| display and the bottom of the window is out of sight at the bottom of
| the display. If you click & hold on the blue band on the top of the
| window, you cannot drag it up, down, or sideways; it is as if it is
| frozen. The only way to be able to get Word maximized and centered so
| it can be used is to shut down Outlook.
|
| Can anyone tell me how to fix this?

Yes, everything is up to date.

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FrankO
"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]"
wrote in message
...
Have you upgraded your installation with all relevant Office patches and
Service Packs? I have never seen this problem and have been using Word
2003
and Outlook 2003 quite nicely for several years.

--�
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, FrankO asked:

| There is a conflict between Word and Outlook that really "bugs" me. If
| Outlook is running Word will not run correctly. I hate having to shut
| down Outlook in order to use Word. For what it is worth, I can make
| the window smaller [minimize] but when Word is as big as it can get,
| there is space between the top edge of the window and the top of the
| display and the bottom of the window is out of sight at the bottom of
| the display. If you click & hold on the blue band on the top of the
| window, you cannot drag it up, down, or sideways; it is as if it is
| frozen. The only way to be able to get Word maximized and centered so
| it can be used is to shut down Outlook.
|
| Can anyone tell me how to fix this?

Are you using Word as your Outlook mail editor? Tools Options Mail Format
tab - Top section - uncheck Use Word 2003 to edit and read messages

See if this helps. I had problems with Outlook and Work until I untied them
this way

"FrankO" wrote in message
...
There is a conflict between Word and Outlook that really "bugs" me. If
Outlook is running Word will not run correctly. I hate having to shut down
Outlook in order to use Word. For what it is worth, I can make the window
smaller [minimize] but when Word is as big as it can get, there is space
between the top edge of the window and the top of the display and the
bottom of the window is out of sight at the bottom of the display. If you
click & hold on the blue band on the top of the window, you cannot drag it
up, down, or sideways; it is as if it is frozen. The only way to be able
to get Word maximized and centered so it can be used is to shut down
Outlook.

Can anyone tell me how to fix this?

--
FrankO

Than ks Gail, I will give that a try and let you know how that worked.
--
FrankO


"Gail" wrote in message
...
Are you using Word as your Outlook mail editor? Tools Options Mail Format
tab - Top section - uncheck Use Word 2003 to edit and read messages

See if this helps. I had problems with Outlook and Work until I untied
them this way

"FrankO" wrote in message
...
There is a conflict between Word and Outlook that really "bugs" me. If
Outlook is running Word will not run correctly. I hate having to shut
down Outlook in order to use Word. For what it is worth, I can make the
window smaller [minimize] but when Word is as big as it can get, there is
space between the top edge of the window and the top of the display and
the bottom of the window is out of sight at the bottom of the display. If
you click & hold on the blue band on the top of the window, you cannot
drag it up, down, or sideways; it is as if it is frozen. The only way to
be able to get Word maximized and centered so it can be used is to shut
down Outlook.

Can anyone tell me how to fix this?

--
FrankO

Thanks Gail, so far so good [knock on wood].

--
FrankO
"Gail" wrote in message
...
Are you using Word as your Outlook mail editor? Tools Options Mail Format
tab - Top section - uncheck Use Word 2003 to edit and read messages

See if this helps. I had problems with Outlook and Work until I untied
them this way

"FrankO" wrote in message
...
There is a conflict between Word and Outlook that really "bugs" me. If
Outlook is running Word will not run correctly. I hate having to shut
down Outlook in order to use Word. For what it is worth, I can make the
window smaller [minimize] but when Word is as big as it can get, there is
space between the top edge of the window and the top of the display and
the bottom of the window is out of sight at the bottom of the display. If
you click & hold on the blue band on the top of the window, you cannot
drag it up, down, or sideways; it is as if it is frozen. The only way to
be able to get Word maximized and centered so it can be used is to shut
down Outlook.

Can anyone tell me how to fix this?

--
FrankO