What are the differences between Outlook and Outlook Express?
Outlook Express handles only e-mail while Outlook provides a full personal information manager (Calendar, Tasks, Contacts, etc.) as well as e-mail. Also, Outlook Express is included with Internet Explorer at no additional cost while Outlook is a part of the Office package and definitely not free. QUESTION: How do you go about cleaning up the header information to forward a received e-mail? ANSWER: This is simply a case of editing (selecting and deleting the included addresses and so forth) before you send the forwarded e-mail. QUESTION: When you create Personal Folders, explain to me once more if you would please….do those remain on the hard drive and not on the network so as not to clutter up the system? ANSWER: You have the idea. Personal folders are on your machine, not the server. This means that they do not count against your limits, but also means that backup is your responsibility and that items in the folder are not available when you are logged on a different machine. QUESTI
There are vast differences between Outlook and Outlook Express in terms of functionality. Outlook express will not connect to the Exchange server correctly and lacks many of the functions that Outlook possesses. Outlook Express is Microsoft’s free “bundle” application that comes on most windows machines. Outlook Express does not support the new campus calendaring system.
