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> On a bare XP SP2 system, Outlook Express is set as the default email
> program. When you install Outlook, ANY version, it will either ask
> you if it should be the default email application, or it will just
> take over as default whether you want it to or not. This is normal
> behavior.
But every time you start it, as the OP says?

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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
Hal Hostetler [MVP P/I] - 16 May 2008 20:25 GMT
Indeed, it wouldn't happen every time unless there's something messed up in
Default Programs. Any thoughts on what he meant by "Email manager"? My
though was Outlook suggesting it wasn't the default and asking if it should
take over.
Hal

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> > On a bare XP SP2 system, Outlook Express is set as the default email
> > program. When you install Outlook, ANY version, it will either ask
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>
> But every time you start it, as the OP says?
Fairhavens - 19 May 2008 13:27 GMT
Will Outlook ask me each time I open it that it wants to be confirmed the
default email program. Thanks for your help.
> > On a bare XP SP2 system, Outlook Express is set as the default email
> > program. When you install Outlook, ANY version, it will either ask
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>
> But every time you start it, as the OP says?