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Old September 20th 07, 05:54 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.installation
KAT
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Default How do I deactivate outlook

In answering an email, which required Outlook, we inadvertantly downloaded
the Outlook program and it has taken over our email account. We do not want
to use Outlook, so I need to know how to deactivate it. Can someone please
advice.
Thank you.
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Old September 20th 07, 07:00 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.installation
DL
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Default How do I deactivate outlook

Outlook is not avilable as a download, perhaps you mean you have Office
installed together with Outlook.
There is no such thing as an email message that requires Outlook
In any case outlook wouldnt open if it was not configured
How did you access this origonal email message that 'required outlook'?

In Internet Options set whatever email application you are using as the
default mail handler
Use the Office cd to uninstall Outlook, make it not available

"Kat" wrote in message
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In answering an email, which required Outlook, we inadvertantly downloaded
the Outlook program and it has taken over our email account. We do not
want
to use Outlook, so I need to know how to deactivate it. Can someone please
advice.
Thank you.



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Old September 20th 07, 07:11 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.installation
Brian Tillman
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Default How do I deactivate outlook

Kat wrote:

In answering an email, which required Outlook, we inadvertantly
downloaded the Outlook program and it has taken over our email
account. We do not want to use Outlook, so I need to know how to
deactivate it.


Uninstall it.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
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Old October 8th 07, 03:05 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.installation
Jeryl Gates
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Default How do I deactivate outlook

I had the same question as Kat. And, I thought about uninstalling it but I
don't know how to get all my email from my inbox back to my yahoo inbox. Can
you help me on this?

I've tried changing the incoming pop3 settings so it can't bring the emails
right back to outlook if I "forward" them, but that didn't work.

If I uninstall before getting my emails back to yahoo, do I lose all of them?

One more thing, I have the box checked to save on the server but I don't
know how to get to them to maybe get THEM back to yahoo!???

Any help would be very much appreciated. I've spent hours trying to find
out how to do this and not have a flip flop affect where I get them back to
Yahoo and they, inadvertently, get downloaded back to Outlook.

Thanks and sincerely, Jeryl

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

Kat wrote:

In answering an email, which required Outlook, we inadvertantly
downloaded the Outlook program and it has taken over our email
account. We do not want to use Outlook, so I need to know how to
deactivate it.


Uninstall it.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

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Old October 8th 07, 08:02 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.installation
Brian Tillman
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Default How do I deactivate outlook

Jeryl Gates wrote:

I had the same question as Kat. And, I thought about uninstalling it
but I don't know how to get all my email from my inbox back to my
yahoo inbox. Can you help me on this?


The issue is that if you''re using a POP account, it's a one-way door.
Messages flow from the server to the client and cannot go back the other
way. The only way to get local messages back to the server is to forward
them to your account on that server and then they'll look like they came
from you and not the original sender. Conceivably you can forward them as
attachments, which will leave the original message intact, but the problem
then lies in getting the attachment loaded back into the server's data store
and I don't know if that's possible on Yahoo.

I've tried changing the incoming pop3 settings so it can't bring the
emails right back to outlook if I "forward" them, but that didn't
work.


Define "didn't work". If you disable receiving for the account in the
Send/Receive Group, Outlook won't re-download the messages you're forwarding
to yourself.

If I uninstall before getting my emails back to yahoo, do I lose all
of them?


Technically you won't lose them, but you won't have any way to access them,
so effectively they're lost.

One more thing, I have the box checked to save on the server but I
don't know how to get to them to maybe get THEM back to yahoo!???


If you've had that option enabled on the server all aloong, then you don't
have to get them back to Yahoo. They're already there. Have you logged
into the web interface for Yahoo and looked in your Inbox?
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

 




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