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December 14th 08, 06:39 AM
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Is Outlook free to use with the Microsoft Office 2003 I bought?
I bought Microsoft Office 2003 after buying my computer. It has Microsoft
Outlook as part of the package. I have an internet provider already, but really like Outlook after having used it for years at work. Can I use Outlook for free? 
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December 14th 08, 06:46 AM
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Is Outlook free to use with the Microsoft Office 2003 I bought?
Yes. Just install it and set it up and use it
-- Peter Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged. "KatsEmail" wrote in message ... I bought Microsoft Office 2003 after buying my computer. It has Microsoft Outlook as part of the package. I have an internet provider already, but really like Outlook after having used it for years at work. Can I use Outlook for free?
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December 14th 08, 04:21 PM
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Is Outlook free to use with the Microsoft Office 2003 I bought?
KatsEmail wrote:
I bought Microsoft Office 2003 after buying my computer. It has Microsoft Outlook as part of the package. I have an internet provider already, but really like Outlook after having used it for years at work. Can I use Outlook for free? Office is a suite of products. The Office 2003 that you bought includes Outlook 2003.
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December 16th 08, 03:20 PM
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Is Outlook free to use with the Microsoft Office 2003 I bought?
You've already purchased it, so using it is free. Since you have an ISP, you
have an email account available through them. Go to their website to find out the information required in order to set up your mail account in Outlook. -- Kathleen Orland - MVP Outlook Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/ http://www.howto-outlook.com/ "KatsEmail" wrote: I bought Microsoft Office 2003 after buying my computer. It has Microsoft Outlook as part of the package. I have an internet provider already, but really like Outlook after having used it for years at work. Can I use Outlook for free?
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