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|name = Outlook Express | |name = Outlook Express | ||
|logo = Outlook_Express-Logo.png | |logo = Outlook_Express-Logo.png | ||
|screenshot = Outlook Express | |screenshot = Outlook Express 6.PNG | ||
|caption = Outlook Express | |caption = Outlook Express 6 in [[Windows XP]] | ||
|introduced in = [[Windows 95]] | |introduced in = [[Windows 95]] | ||
|replaced by = [[Windows Mail]] | |replaced by = [[Windows Mail]] | ||
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=== Outlook Express 7.0 === | === Outlook Express 7.0 === | ||
Outlook Express 7.0 was seen in pre-release builds of Windows Longhorn (Vista), which would indicate that | Outlook Express 7.0 was seen in pre-release builds of Windows Longhorn (Vista), which would indicate that Windows Vista was to have Outlook in the final RTM build, however, in 2005 Outlook Express 7.0, along with the WinFS feature heavily needed for it was both scrapped and replaced with Windows Mail, which has a similar layout. You can find Windows Mail in Windows 7 pre-releases, though in later builds, it was intentionally broken. Windows 7 got Windows Live Mail instead. Windows Mail should not be confused with the modern Windows Mail app that is present on Windows 8, 8.1, 10, and 11 systems. | ||
=== Replacement === | === Replacement === | ||
As stated above, Outlook 7.0 was scrapped from Windows Vista and replaced with Windows Mail. This was included in many | As stated above, Outlook 7.0 was scrapped from Windows Vista and replaced with Windows Mail. This was included in many Windows 7 preview builds, though in later builds, it was intentionally broken. This was replaced in the final RTM build with Windows Live Mail, also downloadable for Windows XP, Vista, 8, 8.1, and 10 machines. In Windows 8, 8.1, 10 and 11, Microsoft reused the Windows Mail name for a modern mail app. | ||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
Outlook Express | Outlook Express 7.PNG|Outlook Express 7 in [[Windows Longhorn build 4074]]. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||