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March 27th 06, 10:36 PM
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Word as a Text Processor in Outlook w/ Exchange
Hi!
Sice I set up a new Microsoft Exchange Server account in my Outlook 2003 SP2, I can't use any more Word as a text processor to write my e-mails. I only have the HTML option. So I don't have the nice Word feature (real time spell checking, etc.). Too bad... Any idea? Is there something I missed to set up on the Exchange Server? Help appreciated. Nicolas 
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March 27th 06, 10:47 PM
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Word as a Text Processor in Outlook w/ Exchange
Check from within Outlook. Tools/Options/Mail Format and make sure you have
the option to use "Microsoft Office Word 2003 to edit my email messages" checked. "Nicolas Macarez" wrote in message ... Hi! Sice I set up a new Microsoft Exchange Server account in my Outlook 2003 SP2, I can't use any more Word as a text processor to write my e-mails. I only have the HTML option. So I don't have the nice Word feature (real time spell checking, etc.). Too bad... Any idea? Is there something I missed to set up on the Exchange Server? Help appreciated. Nicolas
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March 28th 06, 07:44 AM
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Word as a Text Processor in Outlook w/ Exchange
I did check this option: the two ckeckbox underneath Message format are
unavalaible (grayed). Can't figure out why.... Regards Nicolas "AllenM" wrote in message ... Check from within Outlook. Tools/Options/Mail Format and make sure you have the option to use "Microsoft Office Word 2003 to edit my email messages" checked. "Nicolas Macarez" wrote in message ... Hi! Sice I set up a new Microsoft Exchange Server account in my Outlook 2003 SP2, I can't use any more Word as a text processor to write my e-mails. I only have the HTML option. So I don't have the nice Word feature (real time spell checking, etc.). Too bad... Any idea? Is there something I missed to set up on the Exchange Server? Help appreciated. Nicolas
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March 28th 06, 07:42 PM
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Word as a Text Processor in Outlook w/ Exchange
In , Nicolas Macarez typed: I did check this option: the two ckeckbox underneath Message format are unavalaible (grayed). Can't figure out why.... Regards Nicolas If you're using a different version of Outlook than of Word, that might explain it. The versions have to match in order to do this and many other things. Personally, I always disable Word as e-mail editor anyway. "AllenM" wrote in message ... Check from within Outlook. Tools/Options/Mail Format and make sure you have the option to use "Microsoft Office Word 2003 to edit my email messages" checked. "Nicolas Macarez" wrote in message ... Hi! Sice I set up a new Microsoft Exchange Server account in my Outlook 2003 SP2, I can't use any more Word as a text processor to write my e-mails. I only have the HTML option. So I don't have the nice Word feature (real time spell checking, etc.). Too bad... Any idea? Is there something I missed to set up on the Exchange Server? Help appreciated. Nicolas
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March 28th 06, 10:29 PM
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Word as a Text Processor in Outlook w/ Exchange
Yes, you're right (once again). the versions are different : Word 2002 and
Office 2003. OK, I'll fix that... Regards NIcolas "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" ahoo.com wrote in message ... In , Nicolas Macarez typed: I did check this option: the two ckeckbox underneath Message format are unavalaible (grayed). Can't figure out why.... Regards Nicolas If you're using a different version of Outlook than of Word, that might explain it. The versions have to match in order to do this and many other things. Personally, I always disable Word as e-mail editor anyway. "AllenM" wrote in message ... Check from within Outlook. Tools/Options/Mail Format and make sure you have the option to use "Microsoft Office Word 2003 to edit my email messages" checked. "Nicolas Macarez" wrote in message ... Hi! Sice I set up a new Microsoft Exchange Server account in my Outlook 2003 SP2, I can't use any more Word as a text processor to write my e-mails. I only have the HTML option. So I don't have the nice Word feature (real time spell checking, etc.). Too bad... Any idea? Is there something I missed to set up on the Exchange Server? Help appreciated. Nicolas
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