Setting up Outlook as email client

Can someone help me to get Outlook as an option in the email client? I cannot get "email photos" from the organizer to work.
Thanks

Hi
The Photoshop Elements 11 is 32 bit only and you have office 2010 64 bit.
This is a compatibility issue with PSE 11 and 64 bit office. Please install 32 bit office it will work.
Regards
Sandeep Singh
Technical Support Consultant
Photography

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