If you don't want word for your editor, do as follows:
1. Open Internet explorer.
2. Press ALT-T, to bring up the tools menu.
3. Press O, for Options, or simply once on the UP-arrow key. Press ENTER
3. Press SHIFT-TAB, and it should say General. Use the RIGHT-arrow, till you
get to Programs
4. Press TAB, till it says EMAIL, and use your arrow keys, till it says
Outlook Express. Then press ENTER.
5. Close Internet Explorer, and open Outlook Express. Your mails from now
on, will be composed in the native editor of Outlook Express.
Crazy, I know, why you can't do this change from within Outlook Express,
itself. Noone would have thought you would have to do a change in a given
software, from within another. But that is how life goes.
Hope this is of help.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Keith Hinton" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, February 21, 2010 9:40 AM
Subject: Re: Getting the BCC feeld to display with Microsoft Office 2003 and
Word 2003 as Editor with Window-Eyes
David, I managed to get that to work but before I could make it work,
I had to go and:
select the option that said "New message using"
But what I still am not sure about is, that Word loads by default as
the Outlook message editor.
Is there any way to have Outlook's native editor be used?
I'm sure that Window-Eyes will work with it.
I don't know why Word launches when Control-N is used, unless I need
to setup the formatting of the message somehow globally.
What suggestions do you have?
Also, when I hit alt-f4 to exit Outlook, I discover that WinWord.Exe
and Outlook.Exe still reside in my machine, and am forced to kill both
manually.
Do you folks have any particular suggestions?
I still think the spell-checking features provided by Word are
important. But to have Word as the default for the editor?
Regards, --Keith
On 2/20/10, Keith Hinton <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi.
Word 2003 opens with Outlook as the primary editor.
I cannot get the BCC feeld to display in the tab order. I have checked
all
kinds of options (wonder if there is a reversion)?
I can't get the BCC feeld to show up unless I click on the "CC button"
that
displays a dialog.
Any suggestions?
I would like that feeld to show up in the tab order. I don't mind an
extra
tab.
No, don't always use it, but I would prefer that it show up.
I have no useful vision, as I am total, and the only article I found was
a
visual one.
The instructions in that unhelpful article were as follows:
***Beginning of Article text:
By default, the Bcc box (blind carbon copy) is not displayed in Microsoft
Outlook.
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MORE INFORMATION
By default, the Bcc box does is not displayed in a new mail message. This
design decision was made to reduce screen "clutter" by removing less
frequently used options from immediate view.
To display the Bcc box, use one of the following methods, depending on
whether you use Microsoft Word as your e-mail editor or the native
Outlook
e-mail editor.
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Method 1: You use Outlook 2002 or Outlook 2003 and you use Word as Your
E-mail Editor
To display the Bcc box:
1. Open a new e-mail message.
2. Click the arrow next to Options to display the Options menu.
3. Click Bcc.
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Method 2: You use Outlook 2002 or Outlook 2003 and you use Outlook as
Your
E-mail Editor
To display the Bcc box:
1. Open a new e-mail message.
2. On the View menu, click Bcc Field. If the Bcc Field command is not
displayed on the View menu, the Personalized Menus and Toolbars option is
enabled. Double-click the View menu to display the full View menu.
***End of article text.
See? Totally useless.
If any other suggestions can be given to help me get BCC into my tab
order
while tabbing through a new message, I would like it very much.
Oh, and while I am at it, with Outlook 2003, does anyone know how to
select
(Temporarily only) and not as default, what account to send an email as
if
there are multiple accounts?
Thanks.
:-)
Sincerely, --Keith
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