Another Office 2003 trial question

[Brian]

When in Outlook and I click the Tools menu and select Organize,
the graphics are missing and appear as IE-style square boxes,
with the red X in them. Did MS leave these files out?

 

[Bob I]

No idea as to what "graphics" you are referring to.

 

[Red Stripe]

I've got the same thing in Outlook 2002 with SP3.
Not a clue why.

 

[Brian]

I've got the same thing in Outlook 2002 with SP3.
Not a clue why.

Weird, isn't it? I wonder if the non-trial of Outlook 2003 has it?
Can anyone else here please confirm? See my other post for a small
screenshot if you don't know what we mean.

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

Have you tried upgrading your video drivers? How about a new mail profile?

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After furious head scratching, Brian asked:

| When in Outlook and I click the Tools menu and select Organize,
| the graphics are missing and appear as IE-style square boxes,
| with the red X in them. Did MS leave these files out?

 

[Brian]

Have you tried upgrading your video drivers?

Yes, just recently -- using the latest nVidia drivers available.

How about a new mail profile?

Not sure how to do that, but the problem occurs with ANY organize
function, not just in mail. For example, if I select Tools -> Org
for Calendar and Contacts too. I assume your install works fine?

 

[Brian]

Not sure how to do that, but the problem occurs with ANY organize
function, not just in mail. For example, if I select Tools -> Org
for Calendar and Contacts too. I assume your install works fine?

I just found another post that references this problem:

http://groups-beta.google.com/group/microsoft.public.outlook/msg/ce9f4b19fbcf6f45

Unfortunately, no solution there either.

 

[Bob I]

What about re-installing IE? That "picture" appears to using IE
components, similar to the Outlook Today pane.

 

[Brian]

What about re-installing IE? That "picture" appears to using IE
components, similar to the Outlook Today pane.

No luck.