I agree with 'Brain's' view on the new MS search facilitoes.
However I was looking for a solution to the same problem in the Outlook 2007
version. I never had the problem before and suddenly today I could not open
an email which was from a source that has being ok so far.
I cannot find this Add-in-Manager in Outlook 2007.
I think I would have stayed with Outlook XP had this stupid Vista not messed
up Outlook XP so badly.
Thunderbird opens the email without problem.

I wished I had the courage to say Good Bye to Microsoft.

Ralf

"Brain" wrote:

Does anyone in this group believe that removing the GDS to resolve this
problem is a satisfactory solution?

I searched the first page of googles own search engine and can not find a
single solution which does not recommend removing GDS.

Why such a conflict should take place is strange, either way neither
Microsoft or google seem to be working on fixing it. Ok, Microsoft might
think it isnt thier position to make Outlook compatible with GDS, but neither
does Google.

I personaly do not like the searching facility of microsoft, prefering
google, unfortunately I can not use either now. When one compares spotlight
on a mac to this there is no contest.

In Outlook 2007 the Add-In Manager can be accessed by going to Tools - Trust
Center - Add-ins, at the bottom select Manage: COM Add-ins and click Go.

I had the same error as in this thread and unchecking the Google Desktop
Outlook Toolbar did not resolve it. Right-clicking on the Google Desktop
system tray icon and telling it to exit did the trick. Arg.

ivk5


"Ralf" wrote:

I agree with 'Brain's' view on the new MS search facilitoes.
However I was looking for a solution to the same problem in the Outlook 2007
version. I never had the problem before and suddenly today I could not open
an email which was from a source that has being ok so far.
I cannot find this Add-in-Manager in Outlook 2007.
I think I would have stayed with Outlook XP had this stupid Vista not messed
up Outlook XP so badly.
Thunderbird opens the email without problem.

I wished I had the courage to say Good Bye to Microsoft.

Ralf

"Brain" wrote:

Does anyone in this group believe that removing the GDS to resolve this
problem is a satisfactory solution?

I searched the first page of googles own search engine and can not find a
single solution which does not recommend removing GDS.

Why such a conflict should take place is strange, either way neither
Microsoft or google seem to be working on fixing it. Ok, Microsoft might
think it isnt thier position to make Outlook compatible with GDS, but neither
does Google.

I personaly do not like the searching facility of microsoft, prefering
google, unfortunately I can not use either now. When one compares spotlight
on a mac to this there is no contest.

What happen if I have never installed Google Desktop and I am getting this
error message. I don't have that add-in. Any idea?
"ivk5" wrote:

In Outlook 2007 the Add-In Manager can be accessed by going to Tools - Trust
Center - Add-ins, at the bottom select Manage: COM Add-ins and click Go.

I had the same error as in this thread and unchecking the Google Desktop
Outlook Toolbar did not resolve it. Right-clicking on the Google Desktop
system tray icon and telling it to exit did the trick. Arg.

ivk5


"Ralf" wrote:

I agree with 'Brain's' view on the new MS search facilitoes.
However I was looking for a solution to the same problem in the Outlook 2007
version. I never had the problem before and suddenly today I could not open
an email which was from a source that has being ok so far.
I cannot find this Add-in-Manager in Outlook 2007.
I think I would have stayed with Outlook XP had this stupid Vista not messed
up Outlook XP so badly.
Thunderbird opens the email without problem.

I wished I had the courage to say Good Bye to Microsoft.

Ralf

"Brain" wrote:

Does anyone in this group believe that removing the GDS to resolve this
problem is a satisfactory solution?

I searched the first page of googles own search engine and can not find a
single solution which does not recommend removing GDS.

Why such a conflict should take place is strange, either way neither
Microsoft or google seem to be working on fixing it. Ok, Microsoft might
think it isnt thier position to make Outlook compatible with GDS, but neither
does Google.

I personaly do not like the searching facility of microsoft, prefering
google, unfortunately I can not use either now. When one compares spotlight
on a mac to this there is no contest.