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Old 01-11-2010, 06:19 PM
OneOleGuy OneOleGuy is offline I'm having trouble with word after installing Windows 7 Windows 7 I'm having trouble with word after installing Windows 7 Office 2007
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Default I'm having trouble with word after installing Windows 7

These are the problems I'm having:

1) All my recently used files were removed.
2) When a file is added to the list of recent files, it later is removed, even when the pin is pressed.
3) When I attempt to mail merge to email, I get a message that says I have to log into Microsoft Exchange. What's that?


4) I then tells me that it cannot access a database. I have one attached as part of the mail merge process.
5) Then I'm told that I haven't set a Mail program as a default. Windows Live Mail is set as my default email program.
6) I got the merge to work, I think. I had the clock/program circle running for a minute or so, but no emails were placed in the sent file folder.

I need to figure out how to send my emails, now!

Can anyone help?
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