How do Outlook and Outlook Express relate?

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I have had the same problem, Diane. The temporary solution:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/312354

Soonenough, the problem reoccur and I have to repeat the solution again. Very annoying.

Do I need to delete OE if I swtiched over to Outlook?

Nope.

I get this error when I tried to enter a calendar appoitment

the form required to view this message cannot be displayed contact your administrator

Can you help

John Rimel

I have migrated from Outlook Express to Outlook 2002. What I do not see when I open a message containing attachments (.jpeg etc) is a plain old picture like I had in Outlook Express. Is there some sort of setting I need to redo on my outlook 2002??

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No. Outlook does not automatically display attachments. You must open
them separately. This article has more:
http://ask-leo.com/why_do_pictures_in_email_sometimes_show_up_inline_and_sometimes_as_attachments.html

Leo
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If I copy the files in the store folder on Outlook Express:

"On the old machine, the easiest way to locate Outlook Express' email store is to ask Outlook Express. Fire it up, and then in Tools, Options, on the Maintenance tab there's a button labeled Store Folder. Click that, and it will tell you the folder containing your email folder.

Copy the entire contents of that directory to a floppy, CD-ROM or share on your network."

Can these be opened in Outlook (not Outlook Express)?

Thanks!

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No. You must first have them in an instance of Outlook Express. Then you can
import them into Outlook.

Leo
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I have Outlook and Outlook Express on my PC. I wish to change over to Outlook, how do I do this?

I have Outlook and Outlook Express on my PC. I wish to change over to Outlook, how do I do this? I just used this question because I would also like to transfer my info to Outlook as well.

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