SBCMSYNC.DLL on Outlook Start-up

[Doug Depew]

I am receiving the error message "...Application
Data\Microsoft\Add-ins\C:\Prog. Files\Microsoft
Office\Office 11\SMCMSYNC.DLL is not a valid Office Add-
in upon start-up. Outlook seem to work fine after I "OK"
out of it.
Does anyone know what it is?
If it is not a big deal, how do I keep it from coming up
again?
Could it have to do with ACT! stware as they integrate
with each other, and sometimes the email does not come up
in ACT?

 

[Anon]

This dll actually refers to Microsoft Sync add-in file. I believe there are 2 ways to stop this from occuring
1) Create a new profile from the mail icon in the control pane
2) Go into the registry and delete the ke

----- Doug Depew wrote: ----

I am receiving the error message "...Application
Data\Microsoft\Add-ins\C:\Prog. Files\Microsoft
Office\Office 11\SMCMSYNC.DLL is not a valid Office Add
in upon start-up. Outlook seem to work fine after I "OK"
out of it.
Does anyone know what it is
If it is not a big deal, how do I keep it from coming up
again
Could it have to do with ACT! stware as they integrate
with each other, and sometimes the email does not come up
in ACT

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

"OL2000: Error Message: Not a Valid Office Add-in Starting Outlook"
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q235/0/09.asp


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After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer, Doug Depew asked:

| I am receiving the error message "...Application
| Data\Microsoft\Add-ins\C:\Prog. Files\Microsoft
| Office\Office 11\SMCMSYNC.DLL is not a valid Office Add-
| in upon start-up. Outlook seem to work fine after I "OK"
| out of it.
| Does anyone know what it is?
| If it is not a big deal, how do I keep it from coming up
| again?
| Could it have to do with ACT! stware as they integrate
| with each other, and sometimes the email does not come up
| in ACT?