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Old 06-15-2010, 07:43 PM
upthemiddle upthemiddle is offline 2000 to 2007 can i go back? Windows XP 2000 to 2007 can i go back? Office 2007
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Was plugging along fine with Outlook 2000 on my Windows XP machine. Went to check my email last night and all of a sudden I have Outlook 2007. Now it asks me for my key each time I log in. How did this happen and how can i go back to the way it was?
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Mophead Mophead is offline 2000 to 2007 can i go back? Windows 7 2000 to 2007 can i go back? Office 2010 (Version 14.0)
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upthemiddle,

You could perform a system restore and restore your machine back to a point when you had Outlook 2000.

Please review the link provided on how to perform a system restore on Windows XP.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306084

Hope this helps.

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