Vince,

Thanks a million. I've been struggling for 5 days trying to get Outlook to
work on my new Dell Dimension. You're advice seems to have solved the problem
identified as error message 0x8004010F

FLSailor

"Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

The first thing I'd try is to do a Detect & Repair operation. It's on the
Help menu in Outlook

"bartl" wrote in message
...
I have Outlook 2005 but when I try to send an email I receive the message:

Task 'BigPond Broadband Email - Sending' reported error (0x8004010F) :
'The
operation failed. An object could not be found.

Please help.

"FLSailor" wrote:

Vince,

Thanks a million. I've been struggling for 5 days trying to get Outlook to
work on my new Dell Dimension. You're advice seems to have solved the problem
identified as error message 0x8004010F

FLSailor

"Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

The first thing I'd try is to do a Detect & Repair operation. It's on the
Help menu in Outlook

"bartl" wrote in message
...
I have Outlook 2005 but when I try to send an email I receive the message:

Task 'BigPond Broadband Email - Sending' reported error (0x8004010F) :
'The
operation failed. An object could not be found.

Please help.


Hello !

Finally, someone said all that had to be said regarding the running of
Detect & Repair for this problem that's been plagueing myself and many other
for many weeks if not longer. BUT can anyone now tell me how to get back my
address book and all my contacts ? Where are they; and how can I back them
up onto a Flash Drive ? USB. Thank You !

Ed VA wrote:

Finally, someone said all that had to be said regarding the running
of Detect & Repair for this problem that's been plagueing myself and
many other for many weeks if not longer. BUT can anyone now tell me
how to get back my address book and all my contacts ? Where are
they; and how can I back them up onto a Flash Drive ? USB. Thank You !

The locations for the files Outlook uses are listed he
http://www.slipstick.com/config/backup.htm . Backup and restore
methodologies are listed he
http://www.howto-outlook.com/howto/backupandrestore.htm . You can certainly
back the data files up to a flash drive. Detect and Repair should not
affect your data, but it's always safe to back up.
--
Brian Tillman

Thank You !

I'll give it a shot for backing-up whatever is left that I can find. I
did a search for "*.pst" and got nothing at all; but I understand that this
type of file remains a "Hidden File". Will they Back-Up to my Flash Drive
without my doing anything to them such as "Un-Hiding" them ???

Thanks Again !

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

Ed VA wrote:

Finally, someone said all that had to be said regarding the running
of Detect & Repair for this problem that's been plagueing myself and
many other for many weeks if not longer. BUT can anyone now tell me
how to get back my address book and all my contacts ? Where are
they; and how can I back them up onto a Flash Drive ? USB. Thank You !

The locations for the files Outlook uses are listed he
http://www.slipstick.com/config/backup.htm . Backup and restore
methodologies are listed he
http://www.howto-outlook.com/howto/backupandrestore.htm . You can certainly
back the data files up to a flash drive. Detect and Repair should not
affect your data, but it's always safe to back up.
--
Brian Tillman

Ed VA wrote:

I'll give it a shot for backing-up whatever is left that I can find.
I did a search for "*.pst" and got nothing at all; but I understand
that this type of file remains a "Hidden File". Will they Back-Up to
my Flash Drive without my doing anything to them such as "Un-Hiding"
them ???

Since nothing on your flash drive will be hidden unless you set the Hidden
attribute, once you put the data file(s) on your flash drive, you'll be able
to see them whenever you open the drive. If you want to see hidden files,
click StartControl PanelAppearances and ThemesFilder OptionsView and
check the option to show hidden files and folders. Were it I, I'd also
uncheck the box labeled "Hide extensions of known file types".
--
Brian Tillman

Thank You !

I'll give it a shot for backing-up whatever is left that I can find. I
did a search for "*.pst" and got nothing at all; but I understand that this
type of file remains a "Hidden File". Will they Back-Up to my Flash Drive
without my doing anything to them such as "Un-Hiding" them ???

Thanks Again !

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

Ed VA wrote:

Finally, someone said all that had to be said regarding the running
of Detect & Repair for this problem that's been plagueing myself and
many other for many weeks if not longer. BUT can anyone now tell me
how to get back my address book and all my contacts ? Where are
they; and how can I back them up onto a Flash Drive ? USB. Thank You !

The locations for the files Outlook uses are listed he
http://www.slipstick.com/config/backup.htm . Backup and restore
methodologies are listed he
http://www.howto-outlook.com/howto/backupandrestore.htm . You can certainly
back the data files up to a flash drive. Detect and Repair should not
affect your data, but it's always safe to back up.
--
Brian Tillman