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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Business Contact Manager / November 2008app\data\local\microsoft\outlook\archive.pst cannot be opened
Can anyone tell me why I receive this message upon opening Outlook 2007 and how I can fix it. I appreciate your help! > Can anyone tell me why I receive this message upon opening Outlook 2007 and > how I can fix it. > I appreciate your help! The file isn't there? The file is read-only? Luther, Business Contact Manager for Outlook (this is on the top of the dialog box) The dialog box says app\data\local\microsoft\outlook\archive.pst cannot be opened I wished I could answer your question, but it doesn't say anything about file missing or read only > > Can anyone tell me why I receive this message upon opening Outlook 2007 and > > how I can fix it. > > I appreciate your help! > > The file isn't there? The file is read-only? I am still trying to find the answer to this problem; is there anyone that can assist with the fix. Business Contact Manager for Outlook (this is on the top of the dialog box) The dialog box says C:\Users\user name\app\data\local\microsoft\outlook\archive.pst cannot be opened Thank you > Luther, > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > > > The file isn't there? The file is read-only? > I am still trying to find the answer to this problem; is there anyone that > can assist with the fix. [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > > - Show quoted text - Why not look for the file? And if you find it, see if the file is read- only. The "Business Contact Manager for Outlook" at the top of the dialog indicates that BCM got the error message and displayed it. However, I've never come across a situation where BCM would access an Outlook file (any file ending in .PST) directly. BCM probably requested something from Outlook and Outlook responded with that error message. |
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