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Attention Patrick Schmid---------Unable to launch Outlook in Offic

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Ken - 25 Nov 2006 07:52 GMT
This question is directed to Patrick Schmid.  I am once again having problems
launching Outlook 07.  I have been running the Office 07 Beta for many months
and you assisted me in correcting the problem I was having, it was back in
early October.

Today I was interested in installing the Calendar Creator for Office 07 and
downloaded it from the MS website.  Before I was able to install it, the
installation required me to download and install the Net.framework v3.  I did
that and now I am completely unable to launch Outlook.  Here is what I have
done:

I disabled the plugin from Norton antivirus, which is what you suggested I
do back in early October, which did enable me to use Outlook for the past
month and a half.  I then ran the repair program for Office 07, and rebooted
and attempted to launch Outlook and I get an installation error OLMAPI.DLL
error as I did in the past and still cannot launch Outlook.  I am so
frustrated with this whole process and wish I had never installed the B2TR.  
I would appreciate any help and assistance from you.

Thanks in advance.
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Ken from Ohio

Roady [MVP] - 25 Nov 2006 12:34 GMT
I don't think the Calendar Printing Assistant is compatible with that BETA
release of Outlook. See if Outlook loads succesfully again when you remove
it or start Outlook in Safe Mode;
Start-> Run; outlook.exe /safe

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> This question is directed to Patrick Schmid.  I am once again having
> problems
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> Thanks in advance.
Ken - 25 Nov 2006 15:49 GMT
I attempted to open Outlook in safe mode as you suggested and it will not
load.  It says it cannot find the file.

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Ken from Ohio

> I don't think the Calendar Printing Assistant is compatible with that BETA
> release of Outlook. See if Outlook loads succesfully again when you remove
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> > Thanks in advance.
Patrick Schmid [MVP] - 25 Nov 2006 17:10 GMT
Sounds like that's the case. I'd say the add-in you downloaded was
released in November? With that date it is targeted at the final
release, not at any beta.
Worst case, removing the add-in and then repairing Office 2007 via
Control Panel, Change Office 2007 should work.

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> I don't think the Calendar Printing Assistant is compatible with that BETA
> release of Outlook. See if Outlook loads succesfully again when you remove
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> > Ken from Ohio
Ken - 25 Nov 2006 21:28 GMT
I removed the plug in, ran repair on Office 97 and still have the same
problem.  All of Office apps will launch except for Outlook which is the one
I am desperate to use.  As was before when you helped me, I do have a non
functioning version of Office 03 installed which is what I have been using
until I installed the Beta.  Wish I had not done that!!!!  

Any other suggestions??
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Ken from Ohio

> Sounds like that's the case. I'd say the add-in you downloaded was
> released in November? With that date it is targeted at the final
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Ken - 25 Nov 2006 21:54 GMT
I am sorry I meant ran repair on Office07 beta in the first line of my post.
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Ken from Ohio

> I removed the plug in, ran repair on Office 97 and still have the same
> problem.  All of Office apps will launch except for Outlook which is the one
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Ken - 25 Nov 2006 23:12 GMT
Patrick I am at a point that I need to have a working Outlook on my PC.  Can
you take me step by step through the process of uninstalling Office 07 Beta,
and going back to Office 03, I have the disks.  Will my personal folders that
I have had with Office 07 Beta still be there?  How would I make a back up of
the personal folders.  I have a lot of contacts, calendar and critical emails
that I cannot afford to lose.

I noticed when I went into control panel/add remove programs that Office 03
is still present in the list.  What does that mean?  Do I have to uninstall
the beta then unstall Office 03, then reinstall Office 03?  Or can I just
uninstall 07, uninstall 03 then reinstall 07??

I am very desperate at this point!!!!!
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Ken from Ohio

> I am sorry I meant ran repair on Office07 beta in the first line of my post.
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Patrick Schmid [MVP] - 26 Nov 2006 01:15 GMT
Try uninstalling 2007, then 2003, and then reinstalling 2003.
If 2007 won't go away, use http://pschmid.net/blog/2006/11/13/79

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> Patrick I am at a point that I need to have a working Outlook on my PC.  Can
> you take me step by step through the process of uninstalling Office 07 Beta,
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Ken - 26 Nov 2006 03:01 GMT
Thanks Patrick, now how can I be sure that my personal folders will be
preserved?  I just uninstalled Office 07 but am afraid I am going to lose all
of those folders when I uninstall Office 03.

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Ken from Ohio

> Try uninstalling 2007, then 2003, and then reinstalling 2003.
> If 2007 won't go away, use http://pschmid.net/blog/2006/11/13/79
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Patrick Schmid [MVP] - 26 Nov 2006 03:11 GMT
You won't. Uninstall doesn't touch the PST files.

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Office 2007 Beta 2 Technical Refresh (B2TR):
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> Thanks Patrick, now how can I be sure that my personal folders will be
> preserved?  I just uninstalled Office 07 but am afraid I am going to lose all
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Ken - 26 Nov 2006 15:55 GMT
When attempting to uninstall Office 03 I get the following error message:  
"The patch package cannot be found.  Veryify that the package exists".

Now what???????
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Ken from Ohio

> You won't. Uninstall doesn't touch the PST files.
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Ken - 26 Nov 2006 21:35 GMT
Patrick in my attempts to get a working copy of Outlook, here is what I did
today on my own:

-I found in Microsoft KB what to do if the error regarding a patch package
did not exist.  It recommended that I run a program called Windows Install
Clean up.  I did this and Office 03 was removed.
-I rebooted then attempted to reinstall Office 03 from disk that I have.
-The install went without error, but........  now when I attempt to launch
Outlook here is the error message I get:
"MAPI32.DLL is corrupt or is the wrong version.  This may have been caused
by installing other messaging software software.  Please reinstall Outlook."

I did attempt to reinstall and still get the same error when I launch
Outlook.  Is this because I had the 07 beta installed prior which is now not
installed????  If so now what?????????

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Ken from Ohio

> When attempting to uninstall Office 03 I get the following error message:  
> "The patch package cannot be found.  Veryify that the package exists".
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Patrick Schmid [MVP] - 26 Nov 2006 21:57 GMT
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/926196/en-us

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Office 2007 Beta 2 Technical Refresh (B2TR):
http://pschmid.net/blog/2006/09/18/43
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> Patrick in my attempts to get a working copy of Outlook, here is what I did
> today on my own:
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Ken - 26 Nov 2006 23:56 GMT
Once again Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!!!!!!!

Now when is Office 07 being released to the public?
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Ken from Ohio

> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/926196/en-us
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