MS Outlook 2013 question

[blunomore]

1. I have both Office 2007 and 2013 installed on my PC. I am happy with the Word/PowerPoint/Excel part of the 2013 package, but I do not like Outlook 2013 at all.

Would there be a problem if I use Word/PowerPoint/Excel 2013 and Outlook 2007? Or do I have to use only one program (i.e. 2013) in its entirety?

2. When I use Outlook 2007, and I want to send an e-mail, Outlook has stopped auto populating the email addresses. How can I correct that?

Thanks guys.

 

[Solitude]

I'm sorry, I can't answer your questions.

I'm very surprised though that you don't like Outlook 2013. I love how the characters flow as you type and how neat everything look. Is there a reason why you prefer 2007?

 

[blunomore]

I'm sorry, I can't answer your questions.

I'm very surprised though that you don't like Outlook 2013. I love how the characters flow as you type and how neat everything look. Is there a reason why you prefer 2007?

No clear distinction of "function areas" and "content areas" .

 

[guest2013-1]

uninstall outlook 2013

you have the option to install everything or just specific parts (we do it at our offices all the time). you might need to re-run the setup of outlook 2007 after.

 

[howardb]

I have both versions installed and can use either 2007 or 2013 for Word, Excel, PP and Outlook - currently still using 2007 Outlook and 2013 Word most of the time.

Can't really give any suggestion on the auto populate of the addresses though. Try clicking on the TO button and selecting the name, then see if it populates again - I used to have a similar problem at our office but it's now resolved...