For the last several months I have been running Outlook 2007 on a stand-alone
basis (not Exchange Server). I have removed Outlook 2007 on my computer and
have installed Outlook 2000. The install seems to go fine but when I try to
start Outlook I receive a 'Microsft has encountered a problem and needs to
close.'

I have checked my user accounts and all sems fine. I have also deleted my
user account and walked through the steps of recreating the user account.

I continue to encounter the same problem.

Any help would be appreciated.

Joe P

Seems a bit strange to go from Outlook 2007 to OL2k
What o/s are you installing OL2k on?

"JoeP" wrote in message
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For the last several months I have been running Outlook 2007 on a
stand-alone
basis (not Exchange Server). I have removed Outlook 2007 on my computer
and
have installed Outlook 2000. The install seems to go fine but when I try
to
start Outlook I receive a 'Microsft has encountered a problem and needs to
close.'

I have checked my user accounts and all sems fine. I have also deleted my
user account and walked through the steps of recreating the user account.

I continue to encounter the same problem.

Any help would be appreciated.

Joe P

Its a long story why i am going back to Outlook 2007. The operating sytstem
is Windows XP. If you can help I would appreciate it.


"DL" wrote:

Seems a bit strange to go from Outlook 2007 to OL2k
What o/s are you installing OL2k on?

"JoeP" wrote in message
...
For the last several months I have been running Outlook 2007 on a
stand-alone
basis (not Exchange Server). I have removed Outlook 2007 on my computer
and
have installed Outlook 2000. The install seems to go fine but when I try
to
start Outlook I receive a 'Microsft has encountered a problem and needs to
close.'

I have checked my user accounts and all sems fine. I have also deleted my
user account and walked through the steps of recreating the user account.

I continue to encounter the same problem.

Any help would be appreciated.

Joe P

Even more confused, you now say going back to Outlook 2007
Exactly which version of Outlook are you using?

"JoeP" wrote in message
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Its a long story why i am going back to Outlook 2007. The operating
sytstem
is Windows XP. If you can help I would appreciate it.


"DL" wrote:

Seems a bit strange to go from Outlook 2007 to OL2k
What o/s are you installing OL2k on?

"JoeP" wrote in message
...
For the last several months I have been running Outlook 2007 on a
stand-alone
basis (not Exchange Server). I have removed Outlook 2007 on my computer
and
have installed Outlook 2000. The install seems to go fine but when I
try
to
start Outlook I receive a 'Microsft has encountered a problem and needs
to
close.'

I have checked my user accounts and all sems fine. I have also deleted
my
user account and walked through the steps of recreating the user
account.

I continue to encounter the same problem.

Any help would be appreciated.

Joe P

I have checked my user accounts and all sems fine. I have also deleted my
user account and walked through the steps of recreating the user account.
You mean email accounts. right?

You'll need to recreate the mail profile instead;
http://www.howto-outlook.com/faq/newprofile.htm

In addition, reset your outcmd.dat and extend.dat file by renaming them to
..old.
See http://www.msoutlook.info/question/19

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"JoeP" wrote in message
...
For the last several months I have been running Outlook 2007 on a
stand-alone
basis (not Exchange Server). I have removed Outlook 2007 on my computer
and
have installed Outlook 2000. The install seems to go fine but when I try
to
start Outlook I receive a 'Microsft has encountered a problem and needs to
close.'

I have checked my user accounts and all sems fine. I have also deleted my
user account and walked through the steps of recreating the user account.

I continue to encounter the same problem.

Any help would be appreciated.

Joe P