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Tom G.
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> Everytime I start Outlook 2003 I get:
>
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> the tech sites. The only references I can find are to start Windows
> in safe mode, delete the .fav file then start Outlook.
If there is any .fav file, it will be in
%AppData%\Microsoft\Outlook
> I've tried safe mode and restart. No luck.
>
> There IS no .fav file in any folder anywhere on my system (yes, I've
> looked in hidden/system folders). I even tried creating a 0-byte file
> with the name of my profile. No effect.
Outlook's probably complaining, then, because it can't create the file.
> Any ideas? I don't really want to reinstall Office if I can avoid it.
Check the ownership and permissions on the files in your Windows user
profile.

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Brian Tillman
Tom G. - 15 Feb 2006 21:03 GMT
"Brian Tillman" <tillman1952@yahoo.com> wrote in news:OdUzq5mMGHA.500
@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl:
> If there is any .fav file, it will be in
> %AppData%\Microsoft\Outlook
It ain't there.
> Outlook's probably complaining, then, because it can't create the file.
> Check the ownership and permissions on the files in your Windows user
> profile.
My user account (network with local admin privs), SYSTEM and local
administrator all have full control of %AppData%.
Any other ideas?

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