> Yes, Outlook does tend to hide Outlook Express.
In all the years I've been using Outlook and Outlook Express on the same PC,
this has never been the case for me.

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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
>>> I know this may sound silly, but I want my old outlook express back! I
>>> have Windows XP Media and today when I turned on my computer, it was
>>> gone!! This happened once before and I was able to locate it and click
>>> it back on....but not this time! Did Microsoft remove it? and why?
>>> please help!
>> No, Microsoft did not remove MS Outlook Express; but, depending upon what
>> application you have installed, it may have been hidden. I don't think
>> that MS Outlook does anything like that, though, so I am unclear about
>> why you are asking in an MSOL group. Tell us more...
> Yes, Outlook does tend to hide Outlook Express. Even if OE is chosen as the
> default application for mail (and for newsgroups), updates for Outlook (such
> as those in yesterday's "2nd Tuesday in the month" batch) tend to make
> Outlook the default application. One then has to start Outlook Express
> separately (so it is useful to include it specifically in the Start menu),
> and reaffirm that it should be the default.
Changing the defaults is one thing, hiding it is another. AFAIK, MSOL does
not mark 'msimn.exe' as a hidden file, as another application does, so it
won't show up in a search.

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Norman
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