STMAP.EXE application error

[Randy]

I run 2003 Outlook professional on my PC and our email runs through Exchange Server.

I started getting "STMAP.EXE Application Error" and STMAPI errors about 2 months ago. Happens at random times and I sometimes get the STMAPI error when shutting down Outlook.

The Stmap.exe error gives me these details -
The instruction at "0x774fdf0b" referenced memory at "0x00000028".
The memory could not be "Read".

STmapi error states -
STMAPI has encountered a problem and needs to Close.

In the viewer pane it says -
"This item cannot be displayed in the reading pane. Open the item to read it's contents.

I ran the OST and PST diagnostic's program and fixed all the problems w/PST files and still get the message.

Anybody have a idea, as how to fix this problem?

Thanks.
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[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

What program does it belong to? It might be listed in com add-ins or you
can find it on your hard drive and right click to check its properties.

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[Peter Foldes]

Randy

Can you make sure that it is STMAP.EXE and not STAMP.EXE. Can you post back with
answer

 

[Randy]

Sorry, I was told STMAP.exe and it is STAMP.exe.
Also, would that also have something to do with the STMAPI error..
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[Randy]

rbootes wrote on Tue, 26 January 2010 21:2

Sorry, I was told STMAP.exe and it is STAMP.exe.
Also, would that also have something to do with the STMAPI error

Not sure, the application name, but I do know it is from Outlook..
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[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

What addins are installed? Look in Tools, Trust Center, Addins. Or search
your drive for it, right click on it and check properties - it'll tell you
who published it.

This is not a file installed by Outlook file.

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