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Kathleen Orland
Well, I never attended Shrewsbury and I haven't poisoned my husband though I
have been known on occasion to threaten to smother him in his sleep...
Have you tried deleting and recreating your Outlook profile?
http://www.howto-outlook.com/faq/newprofile.htm
Or you may want to run a repair on your PST file anyway, just to be on the
safe side:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook/ha010563001033.aspx (make sure
Outlook is closed when you do this)
Well then my problem must be the most obscure one that you've ever dealt
with, because that hasn't fixed the problem. :-(
OTOH, that means it's a great test for your ingenuity and detective skills.
I hadn't knowingly installed any add-ons but some applications appear to
have installed some without my knowledge.
Under "Add-in Manager", two add-ins are listed, but neither of them are
checked. It doesn't appear to be possible to remove them from the list
altogether, but given that they're unchecked, I presume they can't be doing
anything?
Under "COM add-ins, there was an iTunes add-in (goodness knows why!), but
I've uninstalled it now, and the problem hasn't gone away, although I've
confirmed that nothing is listed under COM add-ins any more. I tried
restarting my machine in case the uninstallation of the add-in required a
machine restart to take effect properly, but I've still got the problem!
So how good is your Harriet Vane impersonation?
Dave
have been known on occasion to threaten to smother him in his sleep...
Have you tried deleting and recreating your Outlook profile?
http://www.howto-outlook.com/faq/newprofile.htm
Or you may want to run a repair on your PST file anyway, just to be on the
safe side:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook/ha010563001033.aspx (make sure
Outlook is closed when you do this)
Well then my problem must be the most obscure one that you've ever dealt
with, because that hasn't fixed the problem. :-(
OTOH, that means it's a great test for your ingenuity and detective skills.
I hadn't knowingly installed any add-ons but some applications appear to
have installed some without my knowledge.
Under "Add-in Manager", two add-ins are listed, but neither of them are
checked. It doesn't appear to be possible to remove them from the list
altogether, but given that they're unchecked, I presume they can't be doing
anything?
Under "COM add-ins, there was an iTunes add-in (goodness knows why!), but
I've uninstalled it now, and the problem hasn't gone away, although I've
confirmed that nothing is listed under COM add-ins any more. I tried
restarting my machine in case the uninstallation of the add-in required a
machine restart to take effect properly, but I've still got the problem!
So how good is your Harriet Vane impersonation?
Dave