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It's only been 5 minutes...
...and I already hate Microsoft, all over again.
Just opened my brand new b e a utiful Samsung Galaxy Book Pro 360 and trying my best to accept windows for the OS that it is today. Unfortunately, I'm the furthest one could possibly be from a computer systems guru, and that's saying something because, specifically, it speaks volumes to the absolute crappiness of the very basic functions of said OS.
As I'm going through the motions of setting everything up, I almost immediately hit the point of integrating my email into what looks to be "Outlook" (the white mail envelope pinned to the task bar). I don't know for sure because when I hover the mouse pointer over it, it just says "Mail", so... moving on, I proceed to follow the prompts and eventually come to in impasse where I need to choose which version of Outlook I am using... aaaand this is where everything comes to a screeching halt.
What version of Outlook do I have? Options are 2010, 2013, 2016, 2019 or Thunderbird
I know it's not Thunderbird.... so, I use the search bar... What version of Outlook... yada yada yada (?)
After 37 different variations of my search all returning the same results (that one needs only to select File and About within the program to find one's true version) I find myself to be in the quasi-familiar "chicken & egg" scenario (or, maybe I'm just an idiot who knows nothing of computers, in general, and the answer I seek is painfully obvious)...
How in the holiest of craps do I reach the "file" menu BEFORE I'm through setting up Outlook so that I may know it's version to continue setting it up? (I absolutely refuse to try forcing my way in by giving false answers, just to reach the file menu ...if that would even work, I have no clue)
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