That depends on which “version” of Office 2010 you’re installing. It also depends on if it’s pre-installed.
The “Home and Student” version doesn’t include Outlook, while the “Home and Business” and “Professional” versions do.
Kris
The “Home & Student” should be all I need which is why I asked if it would uninstall the “Outlook”. Windows Vista & Windows 7 have Windows Mail which I’ve been told is very similar to Outlook but I’m still using Windows XP.
My system was suppose to have Vista on it but that program hadn’t been released yet so they included an upgrade disk.
OK everyone, should I upgrade or wait?
I have another wish. I wish someone would find a way to get Jerry Brown & Barbara Boxer out of office here in California. The next 4 to 6 years will be just like the last 2 or worse. I guess the people here deserve what they get.
No, it won’t uninstall Outlook because there is nothing to replace it. You’ll be fine.
Kris
Thanks, that’s what I thought but just wanted some backup…no pun intended.
HaHa sittin’ on my new laptop…on a neighbor’s Wi-Fi…lol
I will not be getting a Springfield XDM. I was hoping the new compact would be a 45, but it’s a 9mm. Oh well…one toy at time.
A nice USB wireless adapter, a 13 dbi antenna, and a Pringles can really are your friends, but I know nothing about that … heheheheheheh.
Actually, my wireless at the house is secured and we had some issues with the Sony PSP’s (both of them for my sons) when we first got them. My oldest just “decided” to walk through the neighborhood and found an unsecured access point, did the update, then came home to grab his brother’s and did the same thing.
Network security is only part of what I do, and I’ve shown my neighbors how easy it is to see data on their computers or tell them which ISP they have providing their service.
Sometimes its just too easy.
Kris
Yeah, I’ll be upgraded to broadband & wifi in a week or two.
I really don’t like using somebody else’s…but it’s his fault right? LOL
Totally. Sometimes you can’t fix stupid.