Outlook 2007 explodes (adobes ault?)

[Patrick Schmid]

Hi Damon,

You can try Tools, Trust Center, Add-Ins. See if the Adobe add-in is
listed there and what type it is. Then select that type in the combobox
on the bottom of that window and hit go. In the window that opens then,
you should be able to deactivate it. This MIGHT help. I don't remember
at this point anymore whether deactivating was sufficient (something in
the back of my head tells me that it wasn't). Uninstalling definitely
works though and you should be able to do this without your installation
disk.

Patrick Schmid

 

[Patrick Schmid]

Hi Damon,

You can try Tools, Trust Center, Add-Ins. See if the Adobe add-in is
listed there and what type it is. Then select that type in the combobox
on the bottom of that window and hit go. In the window that opens then,
you should be able to deactivate it. This MIGHT help. I don't remember
at this point anymore whether deactivating was sufficient (something in
the back of my head tells me that it wasn't). Uninstalling definitely
works though and you should be able to do this without your installation
disk.

Patrick Schmid

 

[Patrick Schmid]

Hi Damon,

You can try Tools, Trust Center, Add-Ins. See if the Adobe add-in is
listed there and what type it is. Then select that type in the combobox
on the bottom of that window and hit go. In the window that opens then,
you should be able to deactivate it. This MIGHT help. I don't remember
at this point anymore whether deactivating was sufficient (something in
the back of my head tells me that it wasn't). Uninstalling definitely
works though and you should be able to do this without your installation
disk.

Patrick Schmid

 

[Damon]

Patrick,

Thanks for the 411. I didn't find it in the trust center but I did go to
control panel - add/remove, change, unchecked the outlook plug-ins. I was
asked for the CD for the Acrbat.MSI file and I hit cancel. It seemed to
remove the add-in, as I haven't had a problem with outlook shutting down
since. WHich makes me a very happy camper. I also came across this article.

http://groups.google.com/group/micr...q=outlook+2007+groups&rnum=6#e33a467c47b009d3

 

[Damon]

Patrick,

Thanks for the 411. I didn't find it in the trust center but I did go to
control panel - add/remove, change, unchecked the outlook plug-ins. I was
asked for the CD for the Acrbat.MSI file and I hit cancel. It seemed to
remove the add-in, as I haven't had a problem with outlook shutting down
since. WHich makes me a very happy camper. I also came across this article.

http://groups.google.com/group/micr...q=outlook+2007+groups&rnum=6#e33a467c47b009d3

 

[Damon]

Patrick,

Thanks for the 411. I didn't find it in the trust center but I did go to
control panel - add/remove, change, unchecked the outlook plug-ins. I was
asked for the CD for the Acrbat.MSI file and I hit cancel. It seemed to
remove the add-in, as I haven't had a problem with outlook shutting down
since. WHich makes me a very happy camper. I also came across this article.

http://groups.google.com/group/micr...q=outlook+2007+groups&rnum=6#e33a467c47b009d3

 

[Damon]

Patrick,

Thanks for the 411. I didn't find it in the trust center but I did go to
control panel - add/remove, change, unchecked the outlook plug-ins. I was
asked for the CD for the Acrbat.MSI file and I hit cancel. It seemed to
remove the add-in, as I haven't had a problem with outlook shutting down
since. WHich makes me a very happy camper. I also came across this article.

http://groups.google.com/group/micr...q=outlook+2007+groups&rnum=6#e33a467c47b009d3

 

[Damon]

Patrick,

Thanks for the 411. I didn't find it in the trust center but I did go to
control panel - add/remove, change, unchecked the outlook plug-ins. I was
asked for the CD for the Acrbat.MSI file and I hit cancel. It seemed to
remove the add-in, as I haven't had a problem with outlook shutting down
since. WHich makes me a very happy camper. I also came across this article.

http://groups.google.com/group/micr...q=outlook+2007+groups&rnum=6#e33a467c47b009d3

 

[Damon]

Patrick,

Thanks for the 411. I didn't find it in the trust center but I did go to
control panel - add/remove, change, unchecked the outlook plug-ins. I was
asked for the CD for the Acrbat.MSI file and I hit cancel. It seemed to
remove the add-in, as I haven't had a problem with outlook shutting down
since. WHich makes me a very happy camper. I also came across this article.

http://groups.google.com/group/micr...q=outlook+2007+groups&rnum=6#e33a467c47b009d3

 

[Mark D. VandenBerg]

Thanks for the great tip! Worked perfectly!

Go into Control Panel, Add/Remove Software. Click on Adobe Acrobat Pro
6/7 (not the reader) and hit modify. Uninstall the Outlook & Office
add-ins and your problem should be solved.

Patrick Schmid

 

[Mark D. VandenBerg]

Thanks for the great tip! Worked perfectly!

Go into Control Panel, Add/Remove Software. Click on Adobe Acrobat Pro
6/7 (not the reader) and hit modify. Uninstall the Outlook & Office
add-ins and your problem should be solved.

Patrick Schmid

 

[Mark D. VandenBerg]

Thanks for the great tip! Worked perfectly!

Go into Control Panel, Add/Remove Software. Click on Adobe Acrobat Pro
6/7 (not the reader) and hit modify. Uninstall the Outlook & Office
add-ins and your problem should be solved.

Patrick Schmid

 

[Mark D. VandenBerg]

Thanks for the great tip! Worked perfectly!

Go into Control Panel, Add/Remove Software. Click on Adobe Acrobat Pro
6/7 (not the reader) and hit modify. Uninstall the Outlook & Office
add-ins and your problem should be solved.

Patrick Schmid

 

[Mark D. VandenBerg]

Thanks for the great tip! Worked perfectly!

Go into Control Panel, Add/Remove Software. Click on Adobe Acrobat Pro
6/7 (not the reader) and hit modify. Uninstall the Outlook & Office
add-ins and your problem should be solved.

Patrick Schmid

 

[Mark D. VandenBerg]

Thanks for the great tip! Worked perfectly!

Go into Control Panel, Add/Remove Software. Click on Adobe Acrobat Pro
6/7 (not the reader) and hit modify. Uninstall the Outlook & Office
add-ins and your problem should be solved.

Patrick Schmid