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Old May 13th, 2004, 01:51 PM
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Default Outlook error after moving from Outlook 2003 to Outlook 2002

Simon,

I get the exact same error that you get when you try to add and address book (which I really don't care for), but am doing it because you have to set the properties in Contacts folder for you to be able to see the addresses when typing a new email.
I have not tried the option of creating a new profile etc., but looks like you have already done it. I have already done the Repair option once, that did not work, so I uninstalled and re-installed Office XP, still things dont work. The uninstall does not do a clean uninstall, it leaves traces all over, so that's why you see this error.
I tried to look if they have a Office Eraser type utility, but they have this only for Office 2000.
Re-installing the operating system (Win2k) seems to be the only option.

----- Roady [MVP] wrote: -----

Back to my first post I guess;
Recreate your mail profile in Control Panel- Mail- button Show Profiles...

If this doesn't fix it run a Repair on Office, run scanpst.exe on your
pst-file and recreate your mail profile again before starting Outlook.

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OK, Roady, I think I'm getting closer, but am not there yet. I followed

your instructions below, but when I select an address book (either Outlook
Address Book or Personal Address Book), I get an error saying "The account
you have added is not fully configured. It might not work properly until
re-configured correctly." It then takes me back to the window where I can
select an address book...and get the error again.
I had copied my old contacts to file before removing Office 2003 from my

system. I then copied these contacts back into the Contacts folder after
installing Office 2002.
What should I try next?
I REALLY appreciate your help!
----- Roady [MVP] wrote: -----
Alright, well you have to install the Outlook Address Book service

then;
Tools- E-mail Accounts- Add a new directory or address book-

Additional
Address Books- Outlook Address Book
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"Simon" wrote in message
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This didn't work. When I do that, I do not have any option to

change any
of the items in that tab. Everything is greyed out. I am logged in

as the
administrator of the machine.
I switched from Office 2003 to Office 2003 b/c I am developing a

..NET Add
in for Office 2002.
----- Roady [MVP] wrote: -----
Rightclick the Contact folder- Properties- tab Outlook

Address Book
What is your reason for switching back anyway?
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"Simon" wrote in message
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Thanks Roady, that fixed that issue, but brought up another one.

I no
longer have an address book. I copied my contacts into the

Contacts
folder,
but I'm guessing I need to tie that folder to the address

book. If
so,
how's that done?
Thanks.
----- Roady [MVP] wrote: -----
Recreate your mail profile in Control Panel- Mail- button

Show
Profiles...
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"Simon" wrote in

message
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I have downgraded my Outlook from 2003 to 2002 and am now getting

an error
when I try to open Outlook. The error tha I am getting is:
The location messages are delivered to has changed for this user

profile.
To complete this operation, you may need to copy the contents

of teh
old
Outlook folders to the new Outlook folders. For information

about
how to
complete the change of your mail delivery location, see

Microsoft
Outlook
Help.
I found no help in the MS Outlook help. I am still able to see

my
contacts, calendar, and previous emails (from before the

re-installation).
Outlook will load after this error comes up, but gives an

error 'The
operation failed' when I try to send or receive emails.
I don't know what is going on...can anyone provide some insight?

Thanks.

 




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