Hi,
I got a new computer and reloaded my copy of Outlook 02 onto it. Then I
draged my pst files directly from the Application data folder on my old
computer. When I attempted to load Inboxer (all versions) Outlook
crashes and then makes me disable the addin. I've tried erasing the
extend.dat file to no avail. I've reinstalled Outlook-- no luck.
After crashing Outlook needs to scan my Personal Folder (data) because
it isn't shut down right. I'm thinking that some vestiges are left in
these folders of InBoxer. I don't know. Any ideas?


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darrenPosted from - http://www.officehelp.in

May be your pst file has got corrupt. You can repair it using scanpst.exe
scanpst.exe is in Program Files\Common Files\System\MSMAPI\ ... and a
further subfolder, depending
upon, langauge / parameters chosen during installation. Locate it or
alternatively Give a search in explorer
for 'sacnpst.exe'.
First close oulook. Double click on scanpst.exe to open it.
Click on browse and point to your pst file, then click on start.
Scanpst may take several minutes (10 to 30) depending upon
the size of .pst file. It will repair the .pst file. After it is repaired
try opening outlook again.

Sharad

"darren" wrote in message
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Hi,
I got a new computer and reloaded my copy of Outlook 02 onto it. Then I
draged my pst files directly from the Application data folder on my old
computer. When I attempted to load Inboxer (all versions) Outlook
crashes and then makes me disable the addin. I've tried erasing the
extend.dat file to no avail. I've reinstalled Outlook-- no luck.
After crashing Outlook needs to scan my Personal Folder (data) because
it isn't shut down right. I'm thinking that some vestiges are left in
these folders of InBoxer. I don't know. Any ideas?


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darrenPosted from - http://www.officehelp.in

Thanks,
Still couldn't get inboxer to work.
I'll just try a different 3rd party spam blocker.


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darrenPosted from - http://www.officehelp.in

Try SpamBayes

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Mike Matheny

"darren" wrote in message
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Thanks,
Still couldn't get inboxer to work.
I'll just try a different 3rd party spam blocker.


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darrenPosted from - http://www.officehelp.in