I finally Installed Office 2004 and SP2 -- Thanks EVERYONE for your support:)
The Install and Updater went SMOOTHLY! I repaired the Permissions Before and After Install, and again after the Restart.. All my Accounts are POP... I chose to keep Office X for a couple of days, and then I'd need to Remove it... What's the PROPER WAY to do that? Do I run the Installer CD, and use the Set Up Assistant to Remove Office X, or do I just drag Microsoft Office X Folder to Trash?! Here is a Q's that came up right away -- In some messages, I've noticed that I need to Manually Download Pictures in Complex HTML Messages, where as under Entourage X, the same messages were displayed with Pictures automatically, and the Senders were not in my Address Book... So, I looked at Preferences.... In General Preferences, under Security, I checked off ALL BOXES, including the bottom one - Automatically Download Pictures from my Address Book Contacts... The way I understand it is that the next time I get another Complex HTML message from the same Contact, it'll be displayed with the pictures, because I have added that Contact to my Address Book, but... I don't understand this wording in that General Preferences -- "To protect your privacy, Entourage will not download pictures...." It seems that word PRIVACY that context implies either that A) whenever I download, and thus DISPLAY an image in a Complex HTML Message, a feedback is sent to Sender or B) Entourage assumes that I am sitting at a desk in an office, and I can download/display pictures manually, so that my co-workers don't see those pictures:):):)............ Well... Since I am not at concerned about co-workers... IS IT POSSIBLE TO SET THIS ENTOURAGE 2004, SP2 TO DOWNLOAD/DISPLAY ALL PICTURES FROM ALL SENDERS AUTOMATICALLY, WHETHER THEY ARE OR NOT IN MY ADDRESS BOOK?! OR DO I HAVE TO ADD THOSE SENDERS TO MY ADDRESS BOOK, AND NEXT TIME THE PICTURES WOULD BE DISPLAYED AUTOMATICALLY?! I've pasted " To protect your privacy, Entourage will not download pictures" into the Search Box at http://www.entourage.mvps.org/ and nothing came up... BTW - WHAT A FANTASTIC SITE!!!! Bravo to whomever runs it! CHANGES I'VE NOTICED -- I don't know if these changes are covered at that site, but I figured them out on my own: #1 I've noticed that Keyboard Command for Paste Special/Paste As Quotation Command-Shift-V is not working... But it did work FLAWLESSLY in Office X... Then, I realized that this Shortcut was changed to Command-Control-V #2 - The Gmail Accounts (all POP) were working fine under Entourage X, but under 2004 they are strange... Then I figured out that Sending Port is 587 instead of 465/which is what it was in Entourage X... And ALL IS FINE:) BTW, 2 years ago, when I first got my Office X, in Entourage there was a WEIRD BUG(?) -- The Apple Symbol (Command-Option-K) was recognized by Spell Checker as a TYPO... At that time Entourage Identity was an Import from Outlook Express from OS9.0.4, being brought over to a new Powerbook17, under OS10.2.7 All advice that I got from this list couldn't solve that issue [Rebuilding Database, Trashing the Dictionary, Reinstalling Office X, Reinstall and Archive of OS, Repairing Permissions etc]. So I learned to Click Ignore in Spell Checker, and it would be OK until I Quit Entourage, and then I'd have to Click Ignore after I Restarted Entourage again... That Bug(?) was effecting Entourage ONLY, and not the rest of the Office Now, with this Entourage 2004, that BUG(?), if that what it was is GONE!!! (knock on wood)... Maybe it has something to do with Office 2004 being Unicode compliant?!?!? Other than that -- VERY HAPPY WITH THIS INSTALL... Thanks AGAIN everyone for your help! Arkady web site: http://www.arkady.com Powerbook 17, 1.76 MHz, Mac OS 10.4.2(all latest updates), Entourage(11.2.0)/email only/Office 2004 all latest updates, Tungsten T3, Palm Desktop 4.2.1 11-TIME GRAMMY WINNING SAXOPHONIST, MICHAEL BRECKER, URGENTLY NEEDS A DONOR http://www.arkady.com/jfletter.html -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> archives: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.letterrip.com/> old-archive: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.boingo.com/>
