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Outlook vs. Outlook Express - Is there a difference?
	Many people often confuse Outlook and Outlook Express. Although they look similar in name, they are, in fact, two separate programs. Outlook Express is the e-mail program that comes with Internet Explorer (IE). All browsers come with an e-mail program. Netscape has Netscape mail and IE has Outlook Express.
	Both Outlook and Outlook Express provide access to send and receive e-mail. And, both can be set as your browser default e-mail program, but Outlook is not free.
	Outlook is an e-mail program and contact management software. Outlook Express only offers the basic e-mail features found in most e-mail programs. Here are the side-by-side comparisons:
	*Outlook* * E-mail * E-mail filing * E-mail tracking features * Address book with details for contacts, notes and tracking feature * Calendar - with links to contact records for tracking appointments and more * Task List - to schedule important activities or to-do's * J29-apr-04 11:05 AM and other filters * Mail-merge to Word for letters or mass e-mail blasts * Synchronization with Palm, iPaq or Blackberry * Reminders for follow up * Importing - Excel address list, Access database and more
	vs Outlook Express * E-mail * E-mail filing * Basic rules for spam and e-mail filing * Address book * Importing from Outlook Express Address book or mail
	Well, there you have it. Outlook is very different than Outlook Express. Think of Outlook Express like a diet soda: less features with the same Microsoft look.
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