After opening outlook will freeze up and I get " The instruction at
"0x35169137" referenced memory at "0x04373490". The memory could not be
read. Click ok to terminate the program.
I have all ready tried to repair and didn't help.

I use Word 2003 as my email composer. Just recently (maybe since the last
update to the spam filters) whenever I write an email I am always asked if I
want to save changes to normal.dot when I close Outlook.
Makes no difference whether I say 'yes' or 'no' it always asks again next ...

I want to permanently delete some messages from my Deleted Items folder.  An
easy way for me to permanently remove the spam I get is to delete my unread
messages that I trashed.
I was able to put a view column noting if a message was read/unread, but it

OK, I have an unusual situation...when user 1 replies to user 2, he receives
a copy of his reply.  This does not happen to any other user to whom he
replies.  It is ONLY when he replies to this one particular person that he
receives a copy of his own reply.

I am running Office XP and I'm having trouble importing some contacts.  For
whatever reason, the original file folder I'm importing from is called SE
Contacts, so when I import it, the info doesn't get imported into the main
Contacts folder, but it's own folder called SE Contacts ...

I've a client with a single PC used by two staff with two separate logins.
Both members of staff use Microsoft Outlook 2000 to collect POP3 e-mail.
They both have their own private e-mail (.pst file) as well as needing to
access shared e-mail (another .pst) - albeit never ...

Without giving me the lecture on why autoarchiving is a bad solution, can
anyone help me out with a problem I think I'm having.
We no longer autoarchive to their hard drives, we have them archive to a
network drive so we can back it up, etc. etc.  We copied the users' existing

I have an issue that is bugging the living daylights out of me. I started
using 1and1 MS Hosting services for my domain. In the past three weeks I
have been getting email that appears to be from my domain. I know for a fact
that they are not because none of the email addresses ...

When I try to access my email accounts, either via the "Mail" icon in the
Control Panel, or via "Tools/E-Mail Accounts" in my Outlook2003 I get a
problem.
Via the Control Panel I click on the Mail icon, select "Email Accounts" -

I want to mail to clients in a specific category - how do I pull up
names/address for a specific category?

I'm using Outlook 2002.
Every time I try to delete an item, it tells me "Errors have been
detected in the file ...outlook.pst. Quit all mail-enable
applications, then use the Inbox Repair Tool."

I have set up outlook to access 2 exchange servers. One account connects to
server 1 (domain 1) as an Exchange server. Account 2 connects to server 2
(domain 2) as an IMAP server. Account 1 (the exchange account) delivers mail
to a local pst file due to bandwidth restrictions.

When I imported my contact list from CSV file to Ms Outlook the Birthda
field is imported successfully but it does not update my calendar,
have to open each contact as save it individually in order for th
birthday reminder to appear in my calendar.

As we are updating Active Directory and Exchange, our users have several
more days their address book not up to date.
I rebuild the Recipient Update Service but nothing changes.
Bonjour,

I have been tasked with the enjoyable (?) job of finding out what level
of integration is possible with outlook (and maybe the whole of MS
Office as necessary).
Can anyone recommend a good guide/book to what can be done with