Outlook Add-in is not visible on Outlook 2003 with SP 2 [message #649751]
Fri, 12 March 2010 02:58
vinayak.hodage Messages: 1 Registered: March 2010 Location: Pune
Junior Member
I have prepared outlook add-in which adds button in standard toolbar. Add-in button is visible when I installed it on outlook 2003. But same add-in button is not visible when I installed it on outlook 2003 with SP 2.
I have checked in Disable Items but it is not there. So can anyone tell me why add-in is not working for outlook 2003 with SP 2?
wh Messages: 6 Registered: July 2006 Location: NULL
Junior Member
Client has the 2003 version of Outlook (11.5608.5606) and is having problems
on the laptop.
First, are there any updates to this version we should try?
When trying to do work in Outlook 2003, the error "The messaging interface
has returned an unknown error. If the problem persists, try restarting
Outlook."
Well, yeah, the problem persists! Restarting Outlook sometimes helps,
sometimes not.
This version is supposed to be able to handle large .pst files. Their inbox
lists as 3.5 Gb, and the next largest is the sent folder at 286 Mb.
Recently, incoming email appears multiple times in their inbox. IOW, the
same email is repeated in the inbox.
eam Messages: 3 Registered: March 2010 Location: NULL
Junior Member
On 3/12/2010 12:09 AM, Bill H. wrote:
> Client has the 2003 version of Outlook (11.5608.5606) and is having problems
> on the laptop.
>
> First, are there any updates to this version we should try?
>
> When trying to do work in Outlook 2003, the error "The messaging interface
> has returned an unknown error. If the problem persists, try restarting
> Outlook."
>
> Well, yeah, the problem persists! Restarting Outlook sometimes helps,
> sometimes not.
>
> This version is supposed to be able to handle large .pst files. Their inbox
> lists as 3.5 Gb, and the next largest is the sent folder at 286 Mb.
>
> Recently, incoming email appears multiple times in their inbox. IOW, the
> same email is repeated in the inbox.
>
> Thx.
>
My suggestions:
1) Check: 'Tools > Options > Other tab > Advanced Options > Addin
manager' for any Google Desktop reference and disable/remove it
meiweb Messages: 1723 Registered: August 2009 Location: NULL
Senior Member
Hello TK,
Do you use AD UC from the Exchange menu or from administrative tools?
Best regards
Meinolf Weber
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> I am using ADU&C on my Win2K3 server, which has Exchange 2K3
> installed.
> When I double click a user, group, computer, the Properties open fine.
> When I double click on a Contact, the Contact goes to the left pane
> and I
> can't open it unless I right click-properties.
> This even happens if I create a new mmc and add adu&c
> How can I fix this...?
> Thanks... Tom...
Guus Ellenkamp Messages: 8 Registered: June 2007 Location: NULL
Junior Member
Finally solved it by deleating the indicated database, but the system seemed
to start a full initialization of one of the folders. Not clear if files
were lost.
"Guus Ellenkamp" <Ellenkamp_Guus@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:uioJ4QawKHA.1796@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
>I installed hotfix KB943661, but seems not to have fixed the problem.
> Repeating 'fixed, unfixed' messages still in the log.
>
> Another error now in the application log: IDContentSetIdGvsnIndex of table
> IDTable is corrupted. How to rebuild that?
>
> Anyone any other clues?
>
>
> "Guus Ellenkamp" <Ellenkamp_Guus@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:eLxonb1vKHA.5036@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
>>I have repeating errors 21 after an accidental turn off of a W2003 server:
>>
>> The DFS Replication service failed to recover from an internal database
>> error on volume L:. Replication has been stopped for all replicated
>> folders on this volume.
>>
>> Additional information: Error 9214 (Internal database error (-1414)).
>> Volume F85D43D9-C490-11DC-A861-806E6F6E6963. Database: L:\System Volume
>> Information\DFSR.
>>
>> I can't find the solution on the internet and this volume holds some
>> important replicated folders. Checked the system disk and the affected
>> volume, checked security, cleaned up some space.
>>
>> Please advise.
>>
>
>
>
>
Re: Add permissions for local workstation client [message #649773]
Fri, 12 March 2010 01:10
aceman Messages: 3496 Registered: April 2009 Location: NULL
Senior Member
"Terry" <Terry@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:E7119AFA-A99C-4971-BD11-D2FEBF2B003E@microsoft.com...
> First I want to thank everyone that replied to this post.
>
> I tried all the suggestions even the Best Practices Analyzer, nothing
> helped. So I bit the bullet and called Microsoft. After 5 hours of the MS
> tech logged on to the server and one of the workstations he came to the
> figured it was the Norton (even though it was turned off)! We uninstalled
> Norton I experienced no problems after that.
>
> Again Thanks
>
Interesting. Sounds like Norton's DLLs are similar to Zone Alarm's DLLs. Even when disabled, they affect functionality until uninstalled.
Thank you for updating us and letting us know what the problem was and the fix.
RW Messages: 26 Registered: January 2007 Location: NULL
Junior Member
I have inherited network administration with single label domain name,
currently on 2003 level. There is many issues with running single label
domain which I do not want to go over here, we have lot of projects in near
futer that are required to install AD integrated software and before we will
proceed with this project I'd like to upgrade domain to 2008 and at the same
time use new FQDN so here is my dilema which way to go:
1. create new 2008 domain and migrate users, objects, etc. using MS
migration tool
2. rename existing 2003 domain then upgrade to 2008
3. upgrade existing to 2008 and rename
I think opt. 1 would be the cleanest one but would like to confirm and ask
for any good references how to do this step-by-step
we run DFS and CA from list of potentially affected solutions, no exchange
srv.
If a CA is installed on a domain controller domain rename would not be possible,
doesn't matter if Windows server 2003 or Windows server 2008 is used. Here
are the CA parts form the links above.
2003:
"Certification authorities (CAs): Management of enterprise certificates through
a domain rename procedure requires that CAs not be installed on domain controllers
and that they be configured with appropriate Uniform Resource Locators (URLs)."
2008:
"The CAs are not installed on domain controllers"
Best regards
Meinolf Weber
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> I have inherited network administration with single label domain name,
> currently on 2003 level. There is many issues with running single
> label
> domain which I do not want to go over here, we have lot of projects in
> near
> futer that are required to install AD integrated software and before
> we will
> proceed with this project I'd like to upgrade domain to 2008 and at
> the same
> time use new FQDN so here is my dilema which way to go:
> 1. create new 2008 domain and migrate users, objects, etc. using MS
> migration tool
> 2. rename existing 2003 domain then upgrade to 2008
> 3. upgrade existing to 2008 and rename
> I think opt. 1 would be the cleanest one but would like to confirm and
> ask
> for any good references how to do this step-by-step
> we run DFS and CA from list of potentially affected solutions, no
> exchange
> srv.
> comments?
>
Rob Schneider Messages: 631 Registered: April 2007 Location: NULL
Senior Member
Weird. May not have anything to do with it, but if second user presses
F5 to refresh before getting the file, does this work?
This is also one of those problems that I'd have to see it to believe
it. Have you *actually* witnessed this, or are they just telling you?
--rms
www.rmschneider.com
On 11/03/10 23:22, Derek wrote:
> Wow, got a good one and finding nothing...
>
> I have a user who checks out a file, (Excel in this case), Edits the
> tile, saves and checks back in via Excel. Then when another user opens
> said file the changes are not present. The version history lists the
> revision time and date by the user but the changes are not present.
>
> No errors on saving or checking in, nothing. Extremely weird and I was
> wondering if anyone else has seen anything like this...
>
> WSS 3.0
>
> Client is Windows 7/IE8/Office 2007.
>
> Any ideas are welcome...
>
> Thanks,
> Derek
>
>
"C Emmons" <CEmmons@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:BE073A34-653E-47D8-9DBD-064EC4131925@microsoft.com...
> I am attempting to add a safe senders list referencing Tech Net document
> 'Configure junk e-mail settings in Outook 2007'. I have created a very
> small
> list text file which contains a few domains I wish to whitelist. I have
> created the Group Policy and can edit other settings, such as Security
> Level
> -- and it works great. However, I cannot get the portion of the group
> policy
> which pertains to the safesenders.txt file - referenced by the GP option
> 'Specify Path to Safe Senders List' to work. I am running Windows 2003
> SP1
> and the client is Windows 7/Outlook 2007. File is in formation
> @domain.com -
> 4 lines. I tried various file formats, file locations, and permissions.
> Any
> help would be much appreciated. Does anyone know a precise formation,
> location, permissions, etc.. I can't find anything on the net which more
> details. File locations is %systemroot%/sysvol ....
> I know the policy works -- because I can successful edit other things --
> it
> seems to be the file or its reference.
>
> Thanks.
VanguardLH Messages: 8064 Registered: September 2007 Location: NULL
Senior Member
findon wrote:
> I have 5 accounts and each has its own Inbox, sent, deleted etc. How do I get
> all 5 lots of mail into one set of boxes? 4 accounts are IMAP and one is
> POP3.
>
> Also, how do I set Outlook 2010 beta to NOT load new incoming mail on startup?
Re: setting up msn email on outlook [message #649763]
Fri, 12 March 2010 00:56
VanguardLH Messages: 8064 Registered: September 2007 Location: NULL
Senior Member
chad wrote:
> i keep getting a message about unable to connect
> my aol email seems to be set up but not my msn email account
Cutoff for DAV access to Hotmail ended on September 1, 2009. Microsoft
switched to Deltasync as their HTTP communications protocol to their webmail
service. E-mail clients that support only DAV for HTTP access will no
longer be able to use it to access Hotmail. Your choices after the cutoff
are:
- Use POP to access your Hotmail account.
- Use a Deltasync-enabled client to see all the folders in your webmail
account for IMAP-like access.
- Use the webmail interface that has always been there even before
Microsoft bought Hotmail.
POP has no concept of folders. It only understands a mailbox where ALL your
e-mails reside. Because POP doesn't use folders, there are no commands
within the Post Office Protocol to navigate or select folders. It only has
access to your mailbox. The mailbox that POP can access is the Inbox folder
you see when using the webmail client to your account.
Hotmail has never had and still doesn't have IMAP access. IMAP lets you
access other folders in your e-mail account (or, more accurately, those
folders to which you have subscribed). Microsoft has hinted that they may
make IMAP access possible in the future but no Hotmail user is going to pend
using their account until if and whenever IMAP access shows up.
The only way to have local access to the non-Inbox folders in your Hotmail
account is to use Deltasync (DAV support died on 01-SEP-2009). This
protocol makes available all your folders that you defined using either the
Deltasync-enabled e-mail client (which then replicates that local folder on
the server) or syncs to those folders you created using the webmail client.
If you want IMAP-like access to your Hotmail account, you'll need to use
either the webmail client or a local e-mail client that supports Deltasync,
which are:
- Windows Live Mail (replaces Outlook Express and Vista's Windows Mail).
- Outlook 2003/2007 *plus* the Outlook Connector add-on. The add-on
adds Deltasync support since no version of Outlook natively supports
Deltasync. The add-on doesn't work with prior versions of Outlook.
- Use a screen-scraper proxy or e-mail client that tries to navigate the
web pages for the webmail client to Hotmail.
There are some screen scraper proxies or clients that will try to navigate
the web pages that makeup the webmail interface for Hotmail. That is, they
are coded to walk through the Hotmail web site. They act like a local
POP-to-HTTP proxy. You configure a POP account in your e-mail client that
connects to this protocol converter proxy that then uses HTTP to walk
through the Hotmail web site. They aren't reliable. FreePOPs, YahooPOPs
(for use with Yahoo Mail only), and Thunderbird with its Webmail proxy are
such types of screen-scraper clients. If the webmail interface changes then
these screen-scraper clients will fail. You cannot get your e-mails using
them until their author gets around to making their web-walking code match
the changes to the web site. Since they provide POP access through their
converter proxy, you only get access to your mailbox (which is the Inbox
folder shown in the webmail client). Since you use POP to connect to the
protocol converter proxy, you won't get IMAP or Deltasync access to the
other folders available in the webmail client. Since Hotmail, even for free
accounts, has POP access, there is no point in using a screen scraper to
access Hotmail.
Re: archive.pst has reached it's maximum size ? [message #649764]
Fri, 12 March 2010 01:06
VanguardLH Messages: 8064 Registered: September 2007 Location: NULL
Senior Member
Bob wrote:
> VanguardLH wrote:
>
>> Also, .pst files (and Outlook) were not designed for access across a
>> network. When the network connection is lost, there is no graceful release
>> of the file. The slamming close of the file due to a lost handle can result
>> in corruption of the .pst file. All .pst files should be on local drives
>> where Outlook is ran. So it is possible the user corrupted their .pst file
>> although they were probably just obeying what they were told to do by
>> someone that setup to archive files on networked drives (shame on you).
>>
>> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/297019
>
> Concerning .pst files staying on users desktops. They still must be backed
> up, desktops are not backed up, only servers by Symtec Backup Exec 12.5. In
> house users store their data in their user folder on a file server.
It's been around 4 years since I was at a company that used the enterprise
version of Symantec Backup. It has a client that runs on the workstations
to connect to their backup server. This allows the workstations to get
backed up (usually with incremental backups). Of course, it probably costs
so much for each seat or each block of seats so maybe your company went with
an enterprise-level backup program but went cheap on not getting the
licenses for the clients to put on your workstations.
> The only option I see is to use the Microsoft Backup on their desktops (XP
> professional), run a scheduled backup to - "Choose a place to save your
> backup", and put the archive.pst file on a server that way.
>
> Does that sound better/more safe and just pointing archive.pst file right
> to the server during the auto archive ?
If Outlook is *closed* at the time the backup is made then you have a good
copy of the .pst file to save to backup. If the users NEVER open their
archive.pst file then archiving to that file won't leave an open file handle
on it which means a backup will work (the file won't be inuse). However,
later when the user wants to use that .pst file, you will need to copy it to
their local host so then can open it with the instance of Outlook that is
running local on that host.
Re: Outlook 2007 Keeps Crashing - Microsoft Outlook Stopped WOrking [message #649766]
Fri, 12 March 2010 01:18
nancy0123 Messages: 3 Registered: March 2010 Location: NULL
Junior Member
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gailrolfe Messages: 1 Registered: March 2010 Location: NULL
Junior Member
I use Outlook only for the Contacts section; we use Outlook Express for
email. We have Windows XP for our operating system. Yesterday morning I
opened Outlook (from a desktop icon) and used the Contacts book; it worked
fine. Yesterday afternoon it wouldn't open. I've been trying to figure it
out ever since. When I click on the icon I get the little hourglass for a
few seconds and then it just fades away and nothing happens. No message,
nothing. I haven't shut the computer down since yesterday morning as I'm
really afraid of losing my only contacts information. Any suggestions would
be appreciated. Thanks!
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