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Outlook 2000 certainly handles HTML E-mail properly, and I think you can get it without having to purchase the whole Office 2000 suite. (I think Outlook 98 possibly handled HTML E-mails as well, but we went straight from 97 to 2000 so I can't be sure).
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Outlook 2000 certainly handles HTML E-mail properly, and I think you can get it without having to purchase the whole Office 2000 suite. (I think Outlook 98 possibly handled HTML E-mails as well, but we went straight from 97 to 2000 so I can't be sure).

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You will still have to purchase Outlook2000 by itself. &nbsp;The cost is about $100 or so for this alone. &nbsp;You need to do some more testing to verify that as the problem. &nbsp;Have you done an Add/Remove, Eraser97, and reinstall?
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You will still have to purchase Outlook2000 by itself.  The cost is about $100 or so for this alone.  You need to do some more testing to verify that as the problem.  Have you done an Add/Remove, Eraser97, and reinstall?

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outlook 97 was alwasy horrible, thus the reason for evening having an Outlook 98 when there was no Office98.<br />
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BRUNO
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outlook 97 was alwasy horrible, thus the reason for evening having an Outlook 98 when there was no Office98.


BRUNO

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Our Outlook 97 can't handle some email that we receive and we end up <br />
with pages full of blue links. I think the problem is that Outlook 97 <br />
cannot handle HTML. Is there a version of Outlook that we could upgrade to <br />
without replacing our Office product or our OS? <br />
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Since our PC's use mostly Win95 or NT4, what can we do about our version of Outlook<br />
that came with Office 97? &nbsp;<br />

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Our Outlook 97 can't handle some email that we receive and we end up 
with pages full of blue links. I think the problem is that Outlook 97 
cannot handle HTML. Is there a version of Outlook that we could upgrade to 
without replacing our Office product or our OS? 

Since our PC's use mostly Win95 or NT4, what can we do about our version of Outlook
that came with Office 97?  


Outlook e-mail problem

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.