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The thread discusses a user experiencing issues when trying to email documents from Word 2007 after upgrading to Windows 7, with an error related to Microsoft Exchange. A respondent mentions that Windows 7 lacks a built-in email program, suggesting the user might need to configure an email client like Windows Live Mail. The original poster clarifies they have set up Windows Live Mail, but Word seems to be looking for Outlook's address book, leading to confusion. Overall, the conversation revolves around configuring email integration in Windows 7 and Microsoft Office, with some miscommunication and suggestions about alternative emailing methods.
The thread discusses a user experiencing issues when trying to email documents from Word 2007 after upgrading to Windows 7, with an error related to Microsoft Exchange. A respondent mentions that Windows 7 lacks a built-in email program, suggesting the user might need to configure an email client like Windows Live Mail. The original poster clarifies they have set up Windows Live Mail, but Word seems to be looking for Outlook's address book, leading to confusion. Overall, the conversation revolves around configuring email integration in Windows 7 and Microsoft Office, with some miscommunication and suggestions about alternative emailing methods.
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Did you set up an email program? Windows 7 doesn't come with an email program preinstalled.
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I'm sorry. I asked about your email program only because you didn't mention one in your original post. I can't answer your question about Word 2007 because I don't use any Microsoft Office programs. I'm using Open Office .org. When I click on email in the O.O. writer program it calls up a New Message window from Windows live Mail and attaches itself to that.
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