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Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Sacramento California
Posts: 3
OS: XP
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Outlook 2003
I am using Outlook 2003, and suddenly the advanced editor has changed from Word to Frontpage. How do i correct this and do you know why it suddenly changed?
thanks bj
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Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Glasgow
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Re: Outlook 2003
This is just a guess - but try :
Internet Explorer / Tools / Internet options / Programs / HTML editor. I'm not aware of Frontpage ever being an option there, but check it anyway :-) |
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Re: Outlook 2003
I appreciate the response and did what you suggested and found not only Frontpage but found excel, publisher, notepad, and word, in the html editor. I was on frontpage which is what we use to edit our website, so I changed it to word to see what happens. I then opened Outlook, Options, signatures, edit, and advance edit, which took me to frontpage again, with a note that stated that "Frontpage was not my current editor, did I want to make Frontpage my editor", and I clicked yes again. I do not understand how Outlook changed the advance editor to Frontpage from Word, but at least it is working. Maybe the fact that it is html and we use Frontpage to edit our webpage has something to do with it. Anyway, thanks for the attempt.
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