From: robert_c72@hotmail.invalid   
      
   On 11/9/2010 4:26 PM, Peter wrote:   
   > Sorry i forgot to add the following:   
   >   
   > The system i am using now is xp home 32 bit with inbuilt outlook express,   
   > the system i would like to use is xp professional 64 bit but with no outlook   
   > express. I wish to use the latter, but dont know how to install outlook   
   > express. Is it possible to install the xp 64 bit and install outlook   
   > express. Or is there another method i can use to get both email and the news   
   > boards ??   
   >   
   > Many thanx   
   > Peter   
      
   After reading your earlier post about the "pirate" 64 bit Windows XP I'd   
   feel more comfortable if you went back to a version of XP you have paid   
   for. I don't visit them very often, but I suspect with a little CAREFUL   
   searching you could get a legitimate license at a reasonable price from   
   a place like E-Bay. You might even be able to buy a legitimate Windows   
   Vista license. Make sure you pick a vendor with good buyer feedback.   
      
   You might even be able to acquire a legitimate free license for Linux   
   online or on an optical disk included with a magazine aimed at Linux users.   
      
   Once you have a legitimate OS license you could try one of the popular,   
   free alternate news reader/mail applications like Thunderbird. Such   
   software might be safer than Outlook Express, which Microsoft hasn't   
   updated much lately because it has been superseded by more recent   
   Microsoft mail and news applications.   
      
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