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What's the difference between Outlook and Outlook Express?
Outlook Express is a 'pared-down' version of Outlook that is included with MS Internet Explorer.
Outlook is one of the five major applications included in the MS Office suite. It offers many more features to users, which are business-oriented, such as making appointments or meetings.
Added by Amanda on 25th November 2006
More Outlook hints and tips, like:
- Opening inbox using the keyboard
- Set time display interval – outlook calendar
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