Windows 7 - Repairing broken Outlook Express

My Outlook Express is sending out email messages that are
entirely blank, how can I fix this problem?

  Tom [Pepper] Willett replied...

You need to post in an Outlook Express newsgroup.  Outlook and Outlook
Express are two different programs.

  Diane Poremsky replied...

disable email scanning by antivirus applications. If that doesn't help, try
asking in the outlook express newsgroup:
microsoft.public.outlookexpress.general

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