laptop vs desktop
 

Colleague warned me to be careful - that he had heard there are significant
differences in functionality between installing Outlook 2003 on laptops vs
connected desktop machines.

I have tried to find info on this without much success.

Can anyone help?

Thanks

laptop vs desktop
 

I have Outlook 2003 installed on both my desktop and my tablet and I find no
differences between them whatsoever.

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"Paul Scott" wrote in message
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Colleague warned me to be careful - that he had heard there are
significant
differences in functionality between installing Outlook 2003 on laptops vs
connected desktop machines.

I have tried to find info on this without much success.

Can anyone help?

Thanks

laptop vs desktop
 

who said this? give him several slaps to awaken him


"Paul Scott" wrote in message
...
Colleague warned me to be careful - that he had heard there are
significant
differences in functionality between installing Outlook 2003 on laptops vs
connected desktop machines.

I have tried to find info on this without much success.

Can anyone help?

Thanks

laptop vs desktop
 

Paul Scott wrote:

Colleague warned me to be careful - that he had heard there are
significant differences in functionality between installing Outlook
2003 on laptops vs connected desktop machines.

He's wrong. Outlook works identically on both. There are some features of
Outlook that make more sense when used on a laptop (like offline folders),
but the features exist in any installation.
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Brian Tillman