Re: OUTLOOK EXPRESS and MICROSOFT OUTLOOK

From: t.cruise (t__cruise_at_[NoSpam)
Date: 02/27/04 

Date: Fri, 27 Feb 2004 09:02:18 -1000

AOL has its own proprietary software web based email software, which does
not allow the use of POP3 email clients like Outlook, Outlook Express,
Eudora, etc... But there is a work around. You can use the third party
utility eNetBot, which WILL allow you to use the POP3 email clients above
with AOL. You can download a 30 day trail version at:

http://www.enetbot.com/

eNetBot is easy to set up. There are screen shots at the above site, and
step by step walk through setup for each of the above email programs.
eNetBot is not free. After the 30 day free trial, it costs $19.95 to
register. A client was forced to use AOL Broadband, because his employer
supplied it. After a few days with AOL email, he was begging for a way to
use Outlook Express/Outlook for email. I directed him to eNetBot, and he is
back to using his favorite POP3 email client. 

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"norman" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:ECFAEE1F-8608-451C-B411-17CCBF816A00@microsoft.com...
> I prefer Microsoft Outlook to Express, however, I am having difficulting
with emails.
>
> My ISP is AOL and when I type in the information for incoming and outgoing
mail in the Outlook display box it is not accepted.  Can you help?
>
>      ----- t.cruise wrote: -----
>
>      Outlook Express is an easy to use email client, and news group
reader, which
>      is an accessory of the Windows operating system.  Microsoft Outlook
is not
>      free.  It can be purchased as part of the MS Office Suite, or as a
stand
>      alone application.  Outlook is not a simple email client, and is not
very
>      user friendly for the average computer user.  It's more oriented
towards a
>      professional person, including a calendar for appointments, contacts,
etc..
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>      T.C.
>      t__cruise@[NoSpam]hotmail.com
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>      "Cecilie" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>      news:35F32D43-DD6B-4164-8E73-01B8F4BB9FE8@microsoft.com...
>      > What are the diference betwin  OUTLOOK EXPRESS and MICROSOFT
OUTLOOK,
>      Cecilie
>
>
>

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