Exporting WLM to Outlook 2000 PST

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Lori

I exported my email from Windows Live Mail (version 2008 Build 12.0.1606) to
an Outlook 2000 PST.

Every time I open one of those exported emails in Outlook 2000 I get the
following prompt: "The custom form could not be opened Outlook will use an
Outlook form instead. The object could not be found." I hit OK & the email
then opens without a problem.

How do I disable this prompt so the message opens without that extra step?

Thanks!
 
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Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]

I exported my email from Windows Live Mail (version 2008 Build 12.0.1606) to
an Outlook 2000 PST.

Not possible. "PST" is not a choice on WIndows Live Mail's Export menu.
State what you really did.
 
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Lori

Touché! Right you are! Sorry - it didn't even occur to me that the
intermediate step could be relevant.

I exported my email from Windows Live Mail (version 2008 Build 12.0.1606) to
my Outlook 2000 Mailbox. I then dragged & dropped those WLM emails from the
mailbox to a pst.

Every time I open one of those exported emails in Outlook 2000 I get the
following prompt: "The custom form could not be opened Outlook will use an
Outlook form instead. The object could not be found." I hit OK & the email
then opens without a problem.

How do I disable this prompt so the message opens without that extra step?

Thanks!
 
B

Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]

I exported my email from Windows Live Mail (version 2008 Build 12.0.1606) to
my Outlook 2000 Mailbox. I then dragged & dropped those WLM emails from the
mailbox to a pst.

Every time I open one of those exported emails in Outlook 2000 I get the
following prompt: "The custom form could not be opened Outlook will use an
Outlook form instead. The object could not be found." I hit OK & the email
then opens without a problem.

Try resetting the forms cache.
http://www.howto-outlook.com/downloads/clearformscache.htm
 

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