Office 2010 Beta goombed my MSO 2003 :/


  1. skygodtj
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    Windows7 64bit Upgrade clean install.
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    Office 2010 Beta goombed my MSO 2003 :/


    Hi everyone..

    Installed MSO 2010 Beta, separately from my MSO 2003 (alongside 2003) found 2010 a little too difficult to configure/use(that ribbon thing), so I uninstalled it. It appeared to go ok, but upon my using 2003, everything is bolded now (appears unread) and clicking on an email, doesnt mark an email "read" when I click on it. Doesnt change if I "Mark All Read" either.

    Anyone have anything similar? Cant mark emails read?

    TJ
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  3. ccatlett1984
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    windows 7 RTM x64
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    Just uninstall office 2003 and reinstall it. You could try a repair, but it might not work.
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