here is the message i get when closing outlook 2000 sp3 and it never closes
Please wait while Microsoft Outlook exits

I am just finishing moving OUTLOOK 2003 from one laptop to another.  My
OUTLOOK comes up with almost everything intact.  On thing that is giving me
problems is i seem to have imported my Contacts, which is a good thing.  I
can't seem to get to my Contacts by selecting the To: ...

I am trying to install Microsoft outlook and keep getting this error. I tried
using microsoft.public.outlook.general and w/o general.  neither works.

Has anyone managed to configure Business Contact Manager to run under a
limited user account?  I keep getting errors that the DB cannot be
created.
Administrator Account hasn't got this problem but I don't want to use

The windows XP pro crashed and barley I backed up the Outlook from the user.
Now after formatting the HD and installing XP and coping the "Archive" or
"outlook.pst"   which was not easy, I was able to get the emails back but
not "Address book"

I recently switched from an older version of Outlook to Outlook 2003.  In the
process I used some Microsoft technology to copy my files in the old outlook
to the new Outlook 2003.  Trouble is, in my old outlook I had software that
allowed me to make backup copies of my outlook ...

How does Outlook know it has downloaded messages so as not to download
again?, Where does it store this info?
I have transfered to a new pc and dont want to download hundreds of
duplicate messages????

I was always used that attachment(s) in an e-mail are placed in a field under
Subject, but at my new job, they are placed in the body itself, which I find
annoying.
I've tried a lot of things but I can't find where to change this.

(before we get started, can I tell you how much I HATE the auto updates...
Everytime Microsoft downloads some critical update to my system and installs
it.. something stops working....!!!!!)
Ok.. here is my problem.... Outlook 2003 professional is installed on my

I have two exchange email accounts set up in outllook2k3 corresponding to two
email domains set up on my SBS server (ex: dave@a.com and dave@z.com).
dave@a.com is the primary account and dave@b.com was setup by adding the
mailbox to dave@a.com in account setup.

I have back-up files from Outlook 2000.  They are not .pst files but are .dat
format and the import wizard for Outlook 2003 won't open them because they
aren't .pst format.  The file is 2 GB so I am certain this is my Outlook back
up.  How do I convert the .dat files to .pst ...

i can block all sorts of top level domains, but get a great deal of junk mail
from .biz domains. Anyone know how to block it ?
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When I initially set up [new user] my email pop account, I recall something  
I clicked on thinking I should and then thereafter, email will no longer send
out, it just will receive. Need help please...!

I just got a new computer after 6 years (yay) and now have Office 2003 on XP
MCE.  My life is in my 2000 .pst file and would love to import it into Office
2003.  I have exported it, burned it to a cd.  The file attributes (BEFORE
BURNING TO CD) are set to ARCHIVE; however, when ...

Apologies if this has been covered a million times before.
I am upgrading my boot HDD and making my current boot drive, which contains
Outlook, my slave drive. If I reinstall Outlook 2003 on my new boot drive how
do I import all the old emails and contacts. Can I just copy/paste the ...