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Motorcar Mama - 18 Dec 2007 16:54 GMT
We are on a Microsoft Small Business Server network.  One of my users is
getting the following message when she tries to open Outlook:

"Cannot start Microsoft Office Outlook.  Unable to open the Outlook window.  
The set of folders could not be opened."

Is there a fix for this?  Can I just reinstall Outlook at her workstation?  
If I do that, will she lose all current email data?  Help!!!
Diane Poremsky - 18 Dec 2007 17:26 GMT
did you try a new profile?

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> We are on a Microsoft Small Business Server network.  One of my users is
> getting the following message when she tries to open Outlook:
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> Is there a fix for this?  Can I just reinstall Outlook at her workstation?
> If I do that, will she lose all current email data?  Help!!!
Motorcar Mama - 18 Dec 2007 21:46 GMT
No, I did not.  Will that not make her lose all of her current emails?  It is
critical that she be able to retrieve them.

> did you try a new profile?
>
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> > Is there a fix for this?  Can I just reinstall Outlook at her workstation?
> > If I do that, will she lose all current email data?  Help!!!
 
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