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December 28th 06, 02:16 AM
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imported calendar file, now Outlook not responding
I imported a calendar file (in Personal Folder File (.pst) format), and
Outlook "froze up" while importing the file. Now I am unable to use Outlook becuase it opens then becomes "Not Responding." When I send the error report to Windows I get some message about WinFax Pro conflicting with Outlook. However I had opened and used Outlook many times before importing the calendar and got no message about WinFax Pro or freeze up problems (and I don't think I own WinFax Pro--though I do have Norton). I would be happy to "purge" the calendar if I could--but I tried uninstalling and reinstalling Outlook and the calendar (and freeze up problems) stayed on my computer. Please help. 
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December 28th 06, 08:39 PM
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imported calendar file, now Outlook not responding
Instead of importing, use File Open to open the Calendar PST.
-- Kathleen Orland Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/ http://www.howto-outlook.com/ "hannahwaits" wrote: I imported a calendar file (in Personal Folder File (.pst) format), and Outlook "froze up" while importing the file. Now I am unable to use Outlook becuase it opens then becomes "Not Responding." When I send the error report to Windows I get some message about WinFax Pro conflicting with Outlook. However I had opened and used Outlook many times before importing the calendar and got no message about WinFax Pro or freeze up problems (and I don't think I own WinFax Pro--though I do have Norton). I would be happy to "purge" the calendar if I could--but I tried uninstalling and reinstalling Outlook and the calendar (and freeze up problems) stayed on my computer. Please help.
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December 30th 06, 12:15 AM
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imported calendar file, now Outlook not responding
I already imported the calendar. It's just that now, after importing, the
program starts up but then freezes shortly thereafter and I am unable to use any of the features (it reads as "Not Responding"). Is there a way to take off (unimport?) this calendar that I have imported, in the hope that it will make this major problem go away? "K. Orland" wrote: Instead of importing, use File Open to open the Calendar PST. -- Kathleen Orland Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/ http://www.howto-outlook.com/ "hannahwaits" wrote: I imported a calendar file (in Personal Folder File (.pst) format), and Outlook "froze up" while importing the file. Now I am unable to use Outlook becuase it opens then becomes "Not Responding." When I send the error report to Windows I get some message about WinFax Pro conflicting with Outlook. However I had opened and used Outlook many times before importing the calendar and got no message about WinFax Pro or freeze up problems (and I don't think I own WinFax Pro--though I do have Norton). I would be happy to "purge" the calendar if I could--but I tried uninstalling and reinstalling Outlook and the calendar (and freeze up problems) stayed on my computer. Please help.
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January 4th 07, 05:58 PM
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imported calendar file, now Outlook not responding
I think that instead I would delete the Outlook profile, restart the PC, then
create a new Outlook profile. -- Kathleen Orland Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/ http://www.howto-outlook.com/ "hannahwaits" wrote: I already imported the calendar. It's just that now, after importing, the program starts up but then freezes shortly thereafter and I am unable to use any of the features (it reads as "Not Responding"). Is there a way to take off (unimport?) this calendar that I have imported, in the hope that it will make this major problem go away? "K. Orland" wrote: Instead of importing, use File Open to open the Calendar PST. -- Kathleen Orland Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/ http://www.howto-outlook.com/ "hannahwaits" wrote: I imported a calendar file (in Personal Folder File (.pst) format), and Outlook "froze up" while importing the file. Now I am unable to use Outlook becuase it opens then becomes "Not Responding." When I send the error report to Windows I get some message about WinFax Pro conflicting with Outlook. However I had opened and used Outlook many times before importing the calendar and got no message about WinFax Pro or freeze up problems (and I don't think I own WinFax Pro--though I do have Norton). I would be happy to "purge" the calendar if I could--but I tried uninstalling and reinstalling Outlook and the calendar (and freeze up problems) stayed on my computer. Please help.
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January 4th 07, 07:09 PM
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imported calendar file, now Outlook not responding
that worked. I cannot thank you enough. Thank you!
"K. Orland" wrote: I think that instead I would delete the Outlook profile, restart the PC, then create a new Outlook profile. -- Kathleen Orland Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/ http://www.howto-outlook.com/ "hannahwaits" wrote: I already imported the calendar. It's just that now, after importing, the program starts up but then freezes shortly thereafter and I am unable to use any of the features (it reads as "Not Responding"). Is there a way to take off (unimport?) this calendar that I have imported, in the hope that it will make this major problem go away? "K. Orland" wrote: Instead of importing, use File Open to open the Calendar PST. -- Kathleen Orland Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/ http://www.howto-outlook.com/ "hannahwaits" wrote: I imported a calendar file (in Personal Folder File (.pst) format), and Outlook "froze up" while importing the file. Now I am unable to use Outlook becuase it opens then becomes "Not Responding." When I send the error report to Windows I get some message about WinFax Pro conflicting with Outlook. However I had opened and used Outlook many times before importing the calendar and got no message about WinFax Pro or freeze up problems (and I don't think I own WinFax Pro--though I do have Norton). I would be happy to "purge" the calendar if I could--but I tried uninstalling and reinstalling Outlook and the calendar (and freeze up problems) stayed on my computer. Please help.
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