| Forum: Outlook |
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| Topic: two computers not networked wanting to use Outlook for same email |
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| two computers not networked wanting to use Outlook for same email [message #426201] |
Tue, 07 October 2008 12:55 |
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I have two computers in my office that are not on a network. I use Outlook
to organize my boss' info and email. She would like to be able to look at
outlook from her computer and check her calendar and contact and be able to
put notes in there. Can I set up outlook to work using the same profile and
email accounts without messingup my outlook account? My worry is that I
won't get all emails and info on mine which is the more important computer.
HELP
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| Topic: Outlook error forcing immediate application closure |
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| Outlook error forcing immediate application closure [message #426198] |
Tue, 07 October 2008 12:37 |
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EventType : BEX P1 : OUTLOOK.EXE P2 : 11.0.8217.0 P3 : 480f95d9
P4 : MsouPlug.dll P5 : 2.1.0.55 P6 : 47c405ee P7 : 0002579e
P8 : c0000409 P9 : 00000000
This is the error code I am receiving after opening the application. The
sequence I have noticed is:
1. I open the application
2. A send-receive starts
3. Progress in the send-receive is halted at some %
4. A dialog box presents the need to report the error.
5. The application shuts down.
I have reported the error to Microsoft multiple times. Not sure what follow
on is required.
Thanks in advance.
Mr. T
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| Topic: Cannot Open Outlook |
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| Cannot Open Outlook [message #426197] |
Tue, 07 October 2008 12:32 |
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I open Outlook and get this message:
Cannot open your default email-folders. You must connect to Microsoft
Exchange with the current profile before you can synchronize your folders
with your offline folder file.
I was receiving a different error message so I moved all of .ost files out
of the Outlook folder, deleted my profile in Control Panel -> Mail. Then
created a profile with my exchange account. But now when I open Outlook I get
the above error. ANy ideas?
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| Topic: HELP to migrate to new computer |
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| HELP to migrate to new computer [message #426182] |
Tue, 07 October 2008 12:27 |
 Felcas
Messages: 2
Registered: October 2008 |
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Hi, I´ve a new computer and I´d like to migrate with my actual configuration and messages - contacts etc from outlook. Is it possible to retrieve the exact configuration ? Can anyone help me with this? thanks in advance. I´m working with Win XP and Outlook 2007. Thanks
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| Topic: Dialog Box problems |
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| Dialog Box problems [message #426193] |
Tue, 07 October 2008 12:12 |
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In Outlook 2003 when i open the Options dialog box the text and icons
are so large i can't see the right hand side options. I have checked
screen size, DPI etc and no effect.
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| Topic: Attachment place holder |
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| Attachment place holder [message #426191] |
Tue, 07 October 2008 12:08 |
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We have a manager here who wants to leave a place holder with the attachment
name in a saved email after the attachment has been removed, like what you
see when a message is replied too <<attachment name>> etc.. Does Outlook have
that capability or are there any third party products that have that function
?
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| Topic: Outlook signatures & logos NOT appearing as attachments |
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| Outlook signatures & logos NOT appearing as attachments [message #426179] |
Tue, 07 October 2008 11:49 |
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Isn't there a way to "imbed" logos in an email signature? I'm tired of
people asking why I've sent them an attachment of my logo.
The body of the email is fine, and the logos are there, but when sent they
appear as attachments too.
It shows up in their email as a gif or jpeg depending on which logo i'm using.
Any help is much appreciated!
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| Topic: Outlook and RDC |
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| Outlook and RDC [message #426174] |
Tue, 07 October 2008 11:23 |
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We have a couple of users that are having the following (annoying) exoerience:
Whenever Outlook and RDC are in use and they either open an e-mail message
or start a new message, the resulting window opens behind the main Outlook
window.
Both are using WinXP sp2 and Outlook 2003.
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| Topic: how do I open same emails in office outlook and my server email? |
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| how do I open same emails in office outlook and my server email? [message #426173] |
Tue, 07 October 2008 11:17 |
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When I open my emails in Office Outlook, it moves all of my emails from my
server account and I can no longer open them in my serve email accout. How
do I solve this?
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| Topic: Gray Tool Drop-down menu |
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| Gray Tool Drop-down menu [message #426171] |
Tue, 07 October 2008 11:11 |
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I have Office 2003 installed on a Windows XP Pro SP/2 machine. When I try to
access the Tools drop-down menu from the main toolbar, all I get is a gray
drop-down bar; I don't get any Tools. Please assist. Thanks!
-Tom
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| Topic: Outlook will not open until I reboot |
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| Outlook will not open until I reboot [message #426170] |
Tue, 07 October 2008 11:09 |
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I'm running Outlook 2003 on a Vista operating system. I continue to have the
same problem.... I have to reboot my computer to get my Outlook to open. I
can run outlook a couple of times without shutting down the system, but then,
it just simply won't open....
Any advise ??
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Chipper
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| Topic: 2007 Outlook "Enter Network Password" Dialog Box Keeps Popping Up!? |
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| 2007 Outlook "Enter Network Password" Dialog Box Keeps Popping Up!? [message #426169] |
Tue, 07 October 2008 11:06 |
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I'm using Vista on a Dell machine. Can anyone help me figure out why I
continuously get the "enter network password" dialog box opening up? I
enter my password click OK and a second later it comes right back. It
also does the same thing when I click on cancel.
It comes up so much I can't type without having to keep clicking on it.
I'm going nuts.
Help!
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| Topic: The messaging interface has returned an unknown error |
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| The messaging interface has returned an unknown error [message #426167] |
Tue, 07 October 2008 11:01 |
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Hi,
I am running Windows XP Pro SP2, and use Microsoft Outlook 2003. Everytime I
use the FIND function in Outlook, I get the following error "The messaging
interface has returned an unknown error, If the problem persists, restart
Outlook" Can anyone help with this??
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Regards
Raz.
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| Topic: Outlook 2003 settings |
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| Outlook 2003 settings [message #426159] |
Tue, 07 October 2008 10:48 |
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I know there are several settings files in each user profile in
username\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook. Can someone tell me (or give me
a link to) info of what files control which aspects of Outlook. For example,
layout, preferences, etc. I am trying to do a piecemeal restore of an Outlook
install and don't want to restore all settings as I believe some of them may
be corrupted.
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| Topic: Unblocking blocked senders |
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| Unblocking blocked senders [message #426158] |
Tue, 07 October 2008 10:48 |
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I have a large number of blocked senders and need to unblock all of them. I
know how to unblock one at a time but it would take forever to work my way
through the whole list.
Any suggestions?
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| Topic: Alternate mime encodings in Outlook 2007 |
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| Alternate mime encodings in Outlook 2007 [message #426152] |
Tue, 07 October 2008 10:36 |
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I use Outlook 2007 in a mostly Lotus Notes corporate environment. (My email
gets forwarded to UNIX server, where I read it through pop3.)
Apparently, when people in Notes respond to my emails, they are returned as
multipart MIME messages with a text/plan part, and a text/html part. And
evidently, whatever they put in their response is only put in one or the
other encoding, but not both. My original message is left unmolested in the
other one.
Outlook evidently prefers one encoding for decoding, and it seems to be the
one without their response. So I get back a message that's what I sent out,
and I don't see their response.
Is there a way to have Outlook decode and show me both MIME parts? Or is
there some option to get it to prefer a particular decoding?
As it stands now, I have to go to the UNIX server and look at the raw email.
Hopefully, the encoding is readable (7bit, 8bit, quoted-printable),
otherwise it's a pain to decode the base64.
Thanks.
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| Topic: outlook 03 stops responding when i click on a link |
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| outlook 03 stops responding when i click on a link [message #426153] |
Tue, 07 October 2008 10:36 |
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| Topic: Monster Reminder window |
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| Monster Reminder window [message #426150] |
Tue, 07 October 2008 10:24 |
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I have several different .pst files displayed in Outlook 2007, which is on
my freestanding home computer, not on a network. Two days ago I, apparently
in error, used drag and drop to transfer a large number of messages from one
of those files to another. To my surprise, apparently as a consequence of
that, a calendar Reminder window appeared, showing not events scheduled in
the calendar, but messages. I clicked on the 'Dismiss' button, and on the
'Dismiss all' button, but to no avail. Since then, this Reminder window has
reappared frequently and it has been growing. Yesterday it had about 400
messages in it; now it has around 3,500. I'm not sure what's wrong, nor
what to do about it. Can anyone help with this? Thanks.
Thomas
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| Topic: 'Scan to Email' From SCanner or Software Fails |
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| 'Scan to Email' From SCanner or Software Fails [message #426147] |
Tue, 07 October 2008 10:08 |
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Vista Business & Office 2003. USB connected HPC5180 Multi Function Device.
Have been able to Scan direct to email using either the Hp Software or the
Control Panel on the HP5180 without any problems ever since the printer was
installed. About a month ago Outlook had a problem in that 3 Read receipts
got 'stuck' and would not send, blocking one of the 3 Accounts I have set up.
In order to clear the read receipts I followed instructions on the
How-to-Outlook web site and used mdbvu32.
Since then the Scan to Email fails after the Scan has taken place and at
what seems to be the point when an attempt is made to create email. A
message box appears with the title 'HP Photo & Imaging Gallery' and the
message 'Send to Email Failed'. An error appears in the event log "Faulting
application hpqdstcp.exe, version 82.0.173.0, time stamp 0x457cdd1d, faulting
module MFC80.DLL," First instincts would suggest that the HP software is at
fault but as it only started when the read receipts were removed it points to
outlook. Anyway I went ahead and uninstalled the current HP software and
downloaded and installed the latest version for Vista but it made no
difference. Today I used Outlooktools and ran ScanPST and repaired the pst
file. The very first test 'Scan to Email' after the repair worked fine but
subsequent tests have failed. I have also done a detect & repair from within
outlook and also a repair installation on Office 2003.
Does anyone have any ideas of other things I could try.
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| Topic: Outlook 2002: New computer, transferring data |
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| Outlook 2002: New computer, transferring data [message #426142] |
Tue, 07 October 2008 09:58 |
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I had to replace my computer; I had been running Outlook 2002 on Win XP, my
new machine has Vista Home Premium x64. I installed Outlook 2002 on the new
machine, and I've also copied my PST file onto the new machine (though it had
to go in a different location, directory-wise, than it occupied on the old
machine, if that makes a difference). How do I import my old data into the
new installation of Outlook? Thanks.
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