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Old February 7th 06, 02:02 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.program_addins
J. B. Roman
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Default Outlook Connector for IBM Lotus Domino

Paul,

Thanks for your reply. The problem is that I do not have the "Show Updates"
checkbox in the Change or Remove Programs selection. The laptop is a
corporate machine in which the corporation pushes out the updates. I am the
admin of the local machine though. I even went to Microsoft's website under
the Office portion and had it search the machine for all of the installed
Office 2003 updates and the KB892843 hotfix was not installed.

Lotus Notes is what the corporation uses as their email client. It is
installed and runs on the machine. I don't have a problem finding the
server or the ID file. I just am unable to establish a connection to the
server. To be honest I don't even get the chance to enter the Domino Server
or the ID file. It is pre-populated when setting up the profile.

If you have any other ideas on what my next step would be let me know.

Thanks again for you time,

J. B.


"Paul" wrote in message
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JB,
Make sure when you look in Control Panels-- Add/Remove Programs, that
the "Change or Remove Programs is selected and at the top of the
window, the "Show Updates" is Checked. The KB892843 was a Hotfix that
was pushed sometime in January via the Windows Automatic update. If
the Checkbox is not checked, it won't show up on the list. There are
two entities that comprise the Hotfix that have (KB892843 ) as part of
the name. Once they're removed, re-boot and install the OLCONN2 again,
and follow the install.
If you've never had Outlook working with your Dominos server via the
Outlook Connector, you must have the Lotus Notes Client set up and
running with a valid .id file. The Outlook Connector set-up uses the
local Notes Client info to get the server name and ID file

Paul

J. B. Roman wrote:
Hey Paul,

I have followed all of the threads relating the Domino Connector Add-In
as
well as researched the Internet because I am unable to get the Domino
Connector to establish a connection with the server. I tried every
combination of uninstalling-reinstalling that was possible without any
luck.
I also looked for the KB892843 update that you mentioned. I found that I
don't have it installed on the machine. I running Windows XP Pro with
Office 2003 Pro (SP2). I was wondering if there is any other possible
solutions this problem.

Thanks in advance for your help,

J. B.


"Paul" wrote in message
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Wayne & Abel,

Nice Catch!! Been having the same problems with olconn2 and Domino
since mid Jan 06. olconn2 was working fine for over a year, even after
the SP2 upgrade. Tried every combination of uninstall-reinstall that
was possible. Since I did not have the "show updates" checked in the
add-remove programs control panel, I did not see the KB892843 update.

I uninstalled the olconn2, and the two updates under KB892843,
re-booted, reinstalled olconn2 and life is good again (with office 03
SP2). The problem appears to be solely from "Security Update for
Outlook 2003 (KB892843)"

once again, nice catch! Thanks




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