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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Printing / March 2006Runtime error Line 1343
Has any solution been found to the runtime error in Outlook. I'm running Outlook 2003 in XP Pro and just started having this problem a few weeks ago. It must have started after an automatic update but I have no idea what "fix" broke it! -- Nadyne Nelson nadyne@verizon.net Hi, I'm having the same problem. Is there a way of fixing it? The only way to print is to copy & paste into word. Any help would be helpful  SignatureTony > Has any solution been found to the runtime error in Outlook. I'm running > Outlook 2003 in XP Pro and just started having this problem a few weeks ago. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Nadyne Nelson > nadyne@verizon.net Try Start | Run | regsvr32 ole32.dll Good luck ! > Has any solution been found to the runtime error in Outlook. I'm > running Outlook 2003 in XP Pro and just started having this problem a [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Nadyne Nelson > nadyne@verizon.net I can't say if this fixed the problem or not since I had already received another fix which included importing three registry keys, supplied in zip format. I have them if anyone else needs them but thanks anyway.. -- Nadyne Nelson nadyne@verizon.net > Try Start | Run | regsvr32 ole32.dll > > Good luck ! > > nadyne@verizon.net wrote: >> Has any solution been found to the runtime error in Outlook. I'm >> running Outlook 2003 in XP Pro and just started having this problem a >> few weeks ago. It must have started after an automatic update but I >> have no idea what "fix" broke it! >> >> -- >> Nadyne Nelson >> nadyne@verizon.net > > I've had this problem for several weeks and have invested many hours trying different approaches to solving it. Just before giving up and reformating my drive, I looke here and found this. This simple one line command fixed everything. Amazing. I'm sure this mess was caused by some MS "fix". Too bad they can't own up to it. BK > Try Start | Run | regsvr32 ole32.dll > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Nadyne Nelson > > nadyne@verizon.net It happened to me after installing a Brother USB printer. > I'm sure this mess was caused by some MS "fix". Too bad they can't > own up to it. I had this problem on a clients machine when try to print HTML formatted emails and web pages. It was occuring because the printer selected in internet explorer (> file > page setup > printer), was the label printer, I set this to the default laser printer, and it is now printing ok without errors. Worth a try before you go down the usual long MS route!! I had this problem and the fix was to register the ole32.dll file. regsvr32 ole32.dll --> Enter Everything started printing again. Hope this helps. Thank you very much!!! You're a legend SignatureTony > Try Start | Run | regsvr32 ole32.dll > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Nadyne Nelson > > nadyne@verizon.net ditto. I was having this problem with Outlook Express. I installed Outlook and still had the problem. This fixed it. Thank you! Wow, I am glad I checked this newsgroup. The exact same symptoms started on my machine a few days ago. I have tried "Repair" and even attempted a re-install. "regsvr32 ole32.dll" did the trick! Thanks for the very helpful tip. ~Mike Flynn~ >Try Start | Run | regsvr32 ole32.dll > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >> Nadyne Nelson >> nadyne@verizon.net |
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