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If you see &quot;Accounts&quot; rather than &quot;Services&quot; you installed in the Internet Mail Only mode, which wasn't an option in Outlook 97.<br />
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Go to Tools-&gt;Options-&gt;Mail Delivery and click &quot;Reconfigure Mail Support&quot;, then choose &quot;Corporate or Workgroup&quot; mode, hit next, outlook will close. &nbsp;Restart it and you should see Services again.
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If you see "Accounts" rather than "Services" you installed in the Internet Mail Only mode, which wasn't an option in Outlook 97.

Go to Tools->Options->Mail Delivery and click "Reconfigure Mail Support", then choose "Corporate or Workgroup" mode, hit next, outlook will close.  Restart it and you should see Services again.

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I just installed Office 2000 on my NT 4.0 machine, then I tried to configure my email account. However I noticed that when clicking the Tools menu, I don't see a Services option. The menu displys Internet E-mail (POP3), Microsoft Exchange Server and Outlook Address Book in my old machine running Office 97.<br />
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Anyway, I removed and re-installed Office 2000 several times but still don't have the &quot;Services&quot; menu visible. My colleages all get the &quot;Services&quot;menu without any problem. Why is this happening? Please help!!!
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I just installed Office 2000 on my NT 4.0 machine, then I tried to configure my email account. However I noticed that when clicking the Tools menu, I don't see a Services option. The menu displys Internet E-mail (POP3), Microsoft Exchange Server and Outlook Address Book in my old machine running Office 97.

Anyway, I removed and re-installed Office 2000 several times but still don't have the "Services" menu visible. My colleages all get the "Services"menu without any problem. Why is this happening? Please help!!!

Don't see any Services menu in Outlook 2000

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.