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Old March 28th, 2009, 09:54 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.installation
Neveragain
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Default Error message in Opening Outlook

I will never again update my computer. I will never again try to get help
from the Microsoft online help facility. And if things go to par I will
probably never again post on this site. Apologies from the beginning. I
am sooooooooooooo cross/angry/frustrated/in need of help.
Whew!!! That feels better.

Question. I have had a computer upgrade. Now have two HDDs sitting on my
computer. All my old files, folders, information including MS Office XP are
on one drive E:. On the new drive C: I have another copy of the Office XP
program. I intend to delete one of the copies and use the other. (When I am
more familiar of what is stored where).

When I click on the Outlook icon I get a message "unable to open your
default e-mail folders. Could not open them. Try again" Click on OK "Would
you like to open your default file system instead" No I would not! I want
to open Outlook.

Because I find my old Outlook I am using Outlook express for my email. I
don't want to use Outlook Express I want my old Outlook and all my files, and
addresses. The version of Office XP I am running is 2002.

By setting up Outlook express I may have upset Outlook 2002. How do I get
it all back. In non-techo words in easy to understand language, grandma
version please
And before you even start I thank you for your assistance.
  #2  
Old March 28th, 2009, 11:11 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.installation
Neveragain
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Posts: 7
Default Error message in Opening Outlook

I have posted this message on Outlook General Questions. I know I have
cross posted. Too bad!! Should be a facility to delete or edit posts. Oh
look another negative!! Neveragain.

"Neveragain" wrote:

I will never again update my computer. I will never again try to get help
from the Microsoft online help facility. And if things go to par I will
probably never again post on this site. Apologies from the beginning. I
am sooooooooooooo cross/angry/frustrated/in need of help.
Whew!!! That feels better.

Question. I have had a computer upgrade. Now have two HDDs sitting on my
computer. All my old files, folders, information including MS Office XP are
on one drive E:. On the new drive C: I have another copy of the Office XP
program. I intend to delete one of the copies and use the other. (When I am
more familiar of what is stored where).

When I click on the Outlook icon I get a message "unable to open your
default e-mail folders. Could not open them. Try again" Click on OK "Would
you like to open your default file system instead" No I would not! I want
to open Outlook.

Because I find my old Outlook I am using Outlook express for my email. I
don't want to use Outlook Express I want my old Outlook and all my files, and
addresses. The version of Office XP I am running is 2002.

By setting up Outlook express I may have upset Outlook 2002. How do I get
it all back. In non-techo words in easy to understand language, grandma
version please
And before you even start I thank you for your assistance.

  #3  
Old March 28th, 2009, 11:59 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.installation
DL
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Default Error message in Opening Outlook

Cross post, dont multi post, otherwise replies can only be seen in the one
group, which wastes every ones time

"Neveragain" wrote in message
...
I have posted this message on Outlook General Questions. I know I have
cross posted. Too bad!! Should be a facility to delete or edit posts.
Oh
look another negative!! Neveragain.

"Neveragain" wrote:

I will never again update my computer. I will never again try to get
help
from the Microsoft online help facility. And if things go to par I will
probably never again post on this site. Apologies from the beginning.
I
am sooooooooooooo cross/angry/frustrated/in need of help.
Whew!!! That feels better.

Question. I have had a computer upgrade. Now have two HDDs sitting on
my
computer. All my old files, folders, information including MS Office XP
are
on one drive E:. On the new drive C: I have another copy of the Office
XP
program. I intend to delete one of the copies and use the other. (When
I am
more familiar of what is stored where).

When I click on the Outlook icon I get a message "unable to open your
default e-mail folders. Could not open them. Try again" Click on OK
"Would
you like to open your default file system instead" No I would not! I
want
to open Outlook.

Because I find my old Outlook I am using Outlook express for my email.
I
don't want to use Outlook Express I want my old Outlook and all my files,
and
addresses. The version of Office XP I am running is 2002.

By setting up Outlook express I may have upset Outlook 2002. How do I
get
it all back. In non-techo words in easy to understand language, grandma
version please
And before you even start I thank you for your assistance.



  #4  
Old March 29th, 2009, 12:09 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.installation
Neveragain
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Posts: 7
Default Error message in Opening Outlook

My apologies. There is no option for deleting a post or a thread. I moved
the post before I realized this facility wasn't as advanced as the one I'm
used to. Hope you hear the humour in my reply!!

"DL" wrote:

Cross post, dont multi post, otherwise replies can only be seen in the one
group, which wastes every ones time

"Neveragain" wrote in message
...
I have posted this message on Outlook General Questions. I know I have
cross posted. Too bad!! Should be a facility to delete or edit posts.
Oh
look another negative!! Neveragain.

"Neveragain" wrote:

I will never again update my computer. I will never again try to get
help
from the Microsoft online help facility. And if things go to par I will
probably never again post on this site. Apologies from the beginning.
I
am sooooooooooooo cross/angry/frustrated/in need of help.
Whew!!! That feels better.

Question. I have had a computer upgrade. Now have two HDDs sitting on
my
computer. All my old files, folders, information including MS Office XP
are
on one drive E:. On the new drive C: I have another copy of the Office
XP
program. I intend to delete one of the copies and use the other. (When
I am
more familiar of what is stored where).

When I click on the Outlook icon I get a message "unable to open your
default e-mail folders. Could not open them. Try again" Click on OK
"Would
you like to open your default file system instead" No I would not! I
want
to open Outlook.

Because I find my old Outlook I am using Outlook express for my email.
I
don't want to use Outlook Express I want my old Outlook and all my files,
and
addresses. The version of Office XP I am running is 2002.

By setting up Outlook express I may have upset Outlook 2002. How do I
get
it all back. In non-techo words in easy to understand language, grandma
version please
And before you even start I thank you for your assistance.




  #5  
Old March 29th, 2009, 12:55 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.installation
DL
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Posts: 8,442
Default Error message in Opening Outlook

Of course
If you were to use the win default newsreader, Outlook Express, or Windows
Mail you would find the experience a whole lot better
http://michaelstevenstech.com/outloo...snewreader.htm

"Neveragain" wrote in message
...
My apologies. There is no option for deleting a post or a thread. I moved
the post before I realized this facility wasn't as advanced as the one I'm
used to. Hope you hear the humour in my reply!!

"DL" wrote:

Cross post, dont multi post, otherwise replies can only be seen in the
one
group, which wastes every ones time

"Neveragain" wrote in message
...
I have posted this message on Outlook General Questions. I know I have
cross posted. Too bad!! Should be a facility to delete or edit
posts.
Oh
look another negative!! Neveragain.

"Neveragain" wrote:

I will never again update my computer. I will never again try to get
help
from the Microsoft online help facility. And if things go to par I
will
probably never again post on this site. Apologies from the
beginning.
I
am sooooooooooooo cross/angry/frustrated/in need of help.
Whew!!! That feels better.

Question. I have had a computer upgrade. Now have two HDDs sitting
on
my
computer. All my old files, folders, information including MS Office
XP
are
on one drive E:. On the new drive C: I have another copy of the
Office
XP
program. I intend to delete one of the copies and use the other.
(When
I am
more familiar of what is stored where).

When I click on the Outlook icon I get a message "unable to open your
default e-mail folders. Could not open them. Try again" Click on OK
"Would
you like to open your default file system instead" No I would not!
I
want
to open Outlook.

Because I find my old Outlook I am using Outlook express for my email.
I
don't want to use Outlook Express I want my old Outlook and all my
files,
and
addresses. The version of Office XP I am running is 2002.

By setting up Outlook express I may have upset Outlook 2002. How do
I
get
it all back. In non-techo words in easy to understand language,
grandma
version please
And before you even start I thank you for your assistance.






 




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