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Old December 20th 06, 02:47 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
PeterH
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Default Outlook 2007 strange behavior

I just upgraded from Office Standard 2003 to Office Standard 2007. It
installed fine and when I opened outlook for the first time it wanted
me to install Desktop search, so I closed outlook and installed Desktop
Search. When I re-opened Outlook it complained that the MindManager
Add-in was not working properly and wanted me to disable it. I said
no. Then Outlook loaded and when it seemed to be finished loading it
started alternating between the arrow and the hourglass rapidly and
running really slow. I closed Outlook, restarted the computer and
tried it again and the same behavior. It does it every time and
renders Outlook unusable.

Should I uninstall Windows Search? Mindmanager? Office? ... How can I
force Outlook to disable Add-ons? Any other suggestions?

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Old December 20th 06, 03:57 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook]
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Default Outlook 2007 strange behavior

Either uninstall MindManager or see if they have a compatible update for
Outlook 2007. Outlook informed you there was a problem with MindManager, you
don't have to look any further for the problem.

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I just upgraded from Office Standard 2003 to Office Standard 2007. It
installed fine and when I opened outlook for the first time it wanted
me to install Desktop search, so I closed outlook and installed Desktop
Search. When I re-opened Outlook it complained that the MindManager
Add-in was not working properly and wanted me to disable it. I said
no. Then Outlook loaded and when it seemed to be finished loading it
started alternating between the arrow and the hourglass rapidly and
running really slow. I closed Outlook, restarted the computer and
tried it again and the same behavior. It does it every time and
renders Outlook unusable.

Should I uninstall Windows Search? Mindmanager? Office? ... How can I
force Outlook to disable Add-ons? Any other suggestions?


 




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