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What is the difference between Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Outlook Express?

Basics of Outlook Express

Outlook Express is a POP3- and IMAP-compatible mail client with a built-in newsreader. It is available with Internet Explorer for Windows or as a stand-alone client for Mac OS 8.1 to 9.x (but not Mac OS X). Outlook Express is much simpler to set up and use if you only need to read email and news. You can configure it to retrieve email from your account via POP or configure it as an IMAP client to access your mail on an IMAP mail server.

Note: At Indiana University, UITS has discontinued POP mail in favor of IMAP. For more information on the POP and IMAP protocols, see At IU, why doesn't UITS support POP mail?

To set up Outlook Express to read your email at IU, find the appropriate instructions for your desired configuration:

Basics of Outlook

Outlook is also an email client, but unlike Outlook Express, it is also a personal information manager. You can use it for viewing and maintaining calendars, organizing contacts, and managing tasks. When you use it with an Exchange server account, you can use it for group scheduling and sharing your contacts and tasks with others.

To set up Outlook to read your email at IU, find the appropriate instructions for your desired configuration:

Both Outlook and Outlook Express can receive email from multiple accounts.

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