Uninstall SpamblockeerUtility.
Gary VanderMolen
> Each time I start Outlook 2003 from my desktop I get the following message:
> "C:\Program Files\SpamblockeerUtility\Bin\4.8.4.0\Redemption.d.." could not
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> will run normally after clicking on the "OK" or the Red X but it is
> aggravating to have to do that each time I start Outlook 2003.
jimgazz - 11 Jun 2007 03:43 GMT
Thanks very much for the help. The only problem is that "Search" never would
find SpamblockerUtility.
For your information neo[mvp outlook] gave me the following information and
it worked in case you ever run into the same problem. Again thanks much for
the help.
In Outlook, select Tools > Options > Other tab > Advanced Options button >
Addin manager and uncheck the Redemption library. If it isn't listed, then
locate and rename/delete a file named extend.dat. (its in \documents and
settings\<userid>\local settings\application data\microsoft\outlook.)
Outside of that, the error is caused by a 3rd party spam blocking utility
that didn't uninstall cleanly.
jimgazz
> Uninstall SpamblockeerUtility.
>
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> > will run normally after clicking on the "OK" or the Red X but it is
> > aggravating to have to do that each time I start Outlook 2003.
jimgazz - 11 Jun 2007 03:50 GMT
> Thanks very much for the help. The only problem is that "Search" never would
> find SpamblockerUtility.
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> > > will run normally after clicking on the "OK" or the Red X but it is
> > > aggravating to have to do that each time I start Outlook 2003.
Hector Kuri - 16 Jun 2007 00:17 GMT
Every time I try to open Outlook 2003 I get error message: "C:\Program
files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\ADDINS\msspc.ecf" and I am unable to open it.
Can you help me with a solution?
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] - 16 Jun 2007 01:27 GMT
What is the error message?

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After furious head scratching, Hector Kuri asked:
| Every time I try to open Outlook 2003 I get error message: "C:\Program
| files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\ADDINS\msspc.ecf" and I am unable to
| open it. Can you help me with a solution?
In Outlook, select Tools > Options > Other tab > Advanced Options button >
Addin manager and uncheck the Redemption library. If it isn't listed, then
locate and rename/delete a file named extend.dat. (its in \documents and
settings\<userid>\local settings\application data\microsoft\outlook.)
Outside of that, the error is caused by a 3rd party spam blocking utility
that didn't uninstall cleanly.
> Each time I start Outlook 2003 from my desktop I get the following
> message:
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> will run normally after clicking on the "OK" or the Red X but it is
> aggravating to have to do that each time I start Outlook 2003.
jimgazz - 11 Jun 2007 03:46 GMT
Thank you very much. It worked like a charm when I followed your
instructions. I had spent $64 with MS Support and 2 hours with Dell with no
luck and within 3 minutes of receiving our solution I had the problem cleared.
Thank you, thank you.
jimgazz
> In Outlook, select Tools > Options > Other tab > Advanced Options button >
> Addin manager and uncheck the Redemption library. If it isn't listed, then
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> > will run normally after clicking on the "OK" or the Red X but it is
> > aggravating to have to do that each time I start Outlook 2003.
Gene - 11 Mar 2008 03:56 GMT
I was having a similar problem with Redemption and I'd worked hours trying to
solve it. Thanks for the help.
> In Outlook, select Tools > Options > Other tab > Advanced Options button >
> Addin manager and uncheck the Redemption library. If it isn't listed, then
[quoted text clipped - 14 lines]
> > will run normally after clicking on the "OK" or the Red X but it is
> > aggravating to have to do that each time I start Outlook 2003.