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RandB - 27 Mar 2008 14:45 GMT
I have recently migrated my Office 2000 to a new laptop from my old one

I sucessfully imported my .pst files

I then updated my Office 2000 from the web.

Now whenever I try to open Outlook I get the message "a program is trying to
access e-mail addresses you have stored in outlook" - the prompt continuously
flashes as it refreshes, trying to press any of the response icons does not
work, then after about 10 seconds, Outlook closes. Therefore I no lonfer have
any Outlook email from my laptop - am relying upon web based email - not good
for my business

Anyone any ideas?
Brian Tillman - 27 Mar 2008 17:50 GMT
> I have recently migrated my Office 2000 to a new laptop from my old
> one
>
> I sucessfully imported my .pst files

Never import a PST.  It's unnecessary and can lead to mail profile
corruption.

> I then updated my Office 2000 from the web.

> Now whenever I try to open Outlook I get the message "a program is
> trying to access e-mail addresses you have stored in outlook" - the
> prompt continuously flashes as it refreshes, trying to press any of
> the response icons does not work, then after about 10 seconds,
> Outlook closes. Therefore I no lonfer have any Outlook email from my
> laptop - am relying upon web based email - not good for my business

Did you install Outlook in Internet Mail Only mode or Corporate/Workgroup
mode?
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