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    Outlook Express to Outlook 2000.....worth upgrading?

    What are the differences between Outlook 2000 and Outlook Express?

    I currently have Outlook Express installed on Windows XP and wondered whether it is worth upgrading to Outlook 2000,baring in mind it will only be for home use, is it worth the bother?

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    skibsy--It depends on what you want to do. See http://support.microsoft.com/default...;en-us;Q257824

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    This is what I think. I think you should stay with what you got. Outlook to me is for more business then home computing. That's me though....

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    if you aren't going to make use of Outlook 2000's more advanced PIM (personal information management features) such as the calendar, journalling, scheduling, or coordinating thing with other users, Outlook probably offers you little benefit over what you already get with Outlook Express.

    er, oops...what Welshjim's article said pretty much

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    Thanx for the replies......i'll stick with Outlook Express as it's for home use.....Outlook seems to be more business orinetated as you've all suggested....thanx

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