Windows 10: Using Office 365 home edition 64 bit on Windows 11 and cannot set Outlook as the default...

OK I tried the solution on this thread hereMicrosoft 365 can't be set to Default Email app - Microsoft CommunityI set the registry editor as described in this thread but the email error still persists saying there is not default mail app. I have set Outlook as the default mail client in Windows settings Apps. There is no option to do so within the Outlook applicationThanks hope you can help

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i need the 32 bit version of microsoft office/outlook. i had the 64 bit version and uninstalled it

I uninstalled the windows 10 64 bit version of microsoft office 365 as i needed outlook in the 32 bit version.

Now i have no microsoft office 365. Do i have to buy another office 365 in 32 bit version.

How will i know the version 32 or 64 so the 64 bit version does not show up anymore>

 

Way to set all Office 365 apps to use Arial 11 normal as the default

Whether by reg-edit or script or even a default template, I just need a simple way to force everything from Access to Word to always start out with Arial 11 normal as the default font.

For years i have always handled this one step at a time such as changing the one in Word and Outlook etc by going to the program and changing one place at a time. It occurred to me that worst case, there has to be a default template or some other for each program.

All of our office 365 (40 systems) is a click-to-run version so each starts out at the defaults set by MS. My company insists on changing ALL of these to Arial 11. Regardless of whether than font looks best or not. People can always change what they need when writing the document. I just need to be sure they all start out at 'Arial 11 normal.'

By the way, i know that changing the default system font isn't what i want but if i could do something similar with Office 365 apps THAT would be the ticket!

 

Windows 10 64-bit with Office 365 32-bit

I have just upgraded my computer and have Windows 10 64-bit installed. I have installed my Office-365 on it but the office program is installed as a 32-bit.

What effect does this have and do I need to put 64-bit Office on my computer?

Any assistance appreciated.

Nicole