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installed office 2003 standard (sp3) in windows 7 and get a trouble message
when launching. A popup box called configuring outlook comes up with the task "migrating account settings" highlited. This is followed by the trouble message box called microsoft office outlook stating "unable to open your default email folders. Outlook would not start because a data file to send and receive could not be found". I went back into the windows control paneluser accountsmail and verified a pop email exists but there no entries under the data tab. I selected add (under data tab) and the only entry to select from was "Business contact manager database" so I clicked add and got the trouble message " windows shell common DLL stoped working". At this point I don't know if 2003 is compatible in win 7(tried running outlook in the xp compatable mode with no luck. I still have the old PC running and am able to copy over a file if needed. Any help apreciated. Tom |
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Office 2003 is fine on win7
In the Mail Applet create a new Profile, add your accounts and add a new data file, test the accounts "Tommcdow47" wrote in message ... installed office 2003 standard (sp3) in windows 7 and get a trouble message when launching. A popup box called configuring outlook comes up with the task "migrating account settings" highlited. This is followed by the trouble message box called microsoft office outlook stating "unable to open your default email folders. Outlook would not start because a data file to send and receive could not be found". I went back into the windows control paneluser accountsmail and verified a pop email exists but there no entries under the data tab. I selected add (under data tab) and the only entry to select from was "Business contact manager database" so I clicked add and got the trouble message " windows shell common DLL stoped working". At this point I don't know if 2003 is compatible in win 7(tried running outlook in the xp compatable mode with no luck. I still have the old PC running and am able to copy over a file if needed. Any help apreciated. Tom |
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Hi DL, thanks for your reply. I can add a new profile and setup email
accounts but when I try to add outlook data files,, only one choice comes up called "busness contact manager database" when I click add,, the trouble message "windows shell common DLL stoped working. If i now go back to the data file tab i see the business contact manager in there but it's status is not available. One note, the PC came with a trial office installed which i uninstalled. I have also uninstalled 2003 twice and run the repair on it with no sucess "DL" wrote: Office 2003 is fine on win7 In the Mail Applet create a new Profile, add your accounts and add a new data file, test the accounts "Tommcdow47" wrote in message ... installed office 2003 standard (sp3) in windows 7 and get a trouble message when launching. A popup box called configuring outlook comes up with the task "migrating account settings" highlited. This is followed by the trouble message box called microsoft office outlook stating "unable to open your default email folders. Outlook would not start because a data file to send and receive could not be found". I went back into the windows control paneluser accountsmail and verified a pop email exists but there no entries under the data tab. I selected add (under data tab) and the only entry to select from was "Business contact manager database" so I clicked add and got the trouble message " windows shell common DLL stoped working". At this point I don't know if 2003 is compatible in win 7(tried running outlook in the xp compatable mode with no luck. I still have the old PC running and am able to copy over a file if needed. Any help apreciated. Tom . |
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And you are not able to add a new data file?
(you dont want to add a BCM data file) "Tommcdow47" wrote in message ... Hi DL, thanks for your reply. I can add a new profile and setup email accounts but when I try to add outlook data files,, only one choice comes up called "busness contact manager database" when I click add,, the trouble message "windows shell common DLL stoped working. If i now go back to the data file tab i see the business contact manager in there but it's status is not available. One note, the PC came with a trial office installed which i uninstalled. I have also uninstalled 2003 twice and run the repair on it with no sucess "DL" wrote: Office 2003 is fine on win7 In the Mail Applet create a new Profile, add your accounts and add a new data file, test the accounts "Tommcdow47" wrote in message ... installed office 2003 standard (sp3) in windows 7 and get a trouble message when launching. A popup box called configuring outlook comes up with the task "migrating account settings" highlited. This is followed by the trouble message box called microsoft office outlook stating "unable to open your default email folders. Outlook would not start because a data file to send and receive could not be found". I went back into the windows control paneluser accountsmail and verified a pop email exists but there no entries under the data tab. I selected add (under data tab) and the only entry to select from was "Business contact manager database" so I clicked add and got the trouble message " windows shell common DLL stoped working". At this point I don't know if 2003 is compatible in win 7(tried running outlook in the xp compatable mode with no luck. I still have the old PC running and am able to copy over a file if needed. Any help apreciated. Tom . |
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Hi DL, The add button only allows me to add a data file from the box on the
left. It does not allow me to create a new file name and add it,,, it only allows me to select a choice from the box on the left and the only entry in that box is "Business contact manager database". There are no other choices there. I do have my old pc up and running so I could possibly copy that subdirectory from the old to the new if I knew it's name. Thanks again, Tom "DL" wrote: And you are not able to add a new data file? (you dont want to add a BCM data file) "Tommcdow47" wrote in message ... Hi DL, thanks for your reply. I can add a new profile and setup email accounts but when I try to add outlook data files,, only one choice comes up called "busness contact manager database" when I click add,, the trouble message "windows shell common DLL stoped working. If i now go back to the data file tab i see the business contact manager in there but it's status is not available. One note, the PC came with a trial office installed which i uninstalled. I have also uninstalled 2003 twice and run the repair on it with no sucess "DL" wrote: Office 2003 is fine on win7 In the Mail Applet create a new Profile, add your accounts and add a new data file, test the accounts "Tommcdow47" wrote in message ... installed office 2003 standard (sp3) in windows 7 and get a trouble message when launching. A popup box called configuring outlook comes up with the task "migrating account settings" highlited. This is followed by the trouble message box called microsoft office outlook stating "unable to open your default email folders. Outlook would not start because a data file to send and receive could not be found". I went back into the windows control paneluser accountsmail and verified a pop email exists but there no entries under the data tab. I selected add (under data tab) and the only entry to select from was "Business contact manager database" so I clicked add and got the trouble message " windows shell common DLL stoped working". At this point I don't know if 2003 is compatible in win 7(tried running outlook in the xp compatable mode with no luck. I still have the old PC running and am able to copy over a file if needed. Any help apreciated. Tom . . |
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Hi,
Did you solve this problem, and if so how. I havejust installed Office 2003 on my new Win 7 64bit machine. I get exactly the same message when I try to open Outlook. Part of an answer you got earlier was this -- In the Mail Applet create a new Profile, add your accounts and add a new data file, test the accounts -- Please tell me how I find the Mail Applet? I have XP and Outlook 2003 on my old machine and I need to import/export everything to the new pc. Thanks, Ruth "Tommcdow47" wrote: Hi DL, The add button only allows me to add a data file from the box on the left. It does not allow me to create a new file name and add it,,, it only allows me to select a choice from the box on the left and the only entry in that box is "Business contact manager database". There are no other choices there. I do have my old pc up and running so I could possibly copy that subdirectory from the old to the new if I knew it's name. Thanks again, Tom "DL" wrote: And you are not able to add a new data file? (you dont want to add a BCM data file) "Tommcdow47" wrote in message ... Hi DL, thanks for your reply. I can add a new profile and setup email accounts but when I try to add outlook data files,, only one choice comes up called "busness contact manager database" when I click add,, the trouble message "windows shell common DLL stoped working. If i now go back to the data file tab i see the business contact manager in there but it's status is not available. One note, the PC came with a trial office installed which i uninstalled. I have also uninstalled 2003 twice and run the repair on it with no sucess "DL" wrote: Office 2003 is fine on win7 In the Mail Applet create a new Profile, add your accounts and add a new data file, test the accounts "Tommcdow47" wrote in message ... installed office 2003 standard (sp3) in windows 7 and get a trouble message when launching. A popup box called configuring outlook comes up with the task "migrating account settings" highlited. This is followed by the trouble message box called microsoft office outlook stating "unable to open your default email folders. Outlook would not start because a data file to send and receive could not be found". I went back into the windows control paneluser accountsmail and verified a pop email exists but there no entries under the data tab. I selected add (under data tab) and the only entry to select from was "Business contact manager database" so I clicked add and got the trouble message " windows shell common DLL stoped working". At this point I don't know if 2003 is compatible in win 7(tried running outlook in the xp compatable mode with no luck. I still have the old PC running and am able to copy over a file if needed. Any help apreciated. Tom . . |
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Hi Ruth, The problem is not solved. to get to the mail aplet go to
STARTCONTROL PANELUSER ACCOUNTS AND FAMILY SAFETYMAIL ....When you get to the data file tab see if you can anything other than Business contact manager database. thats my only choice and when i try and add that i get the outlook DLL stoped working trouble message. Tom "Ruth" wrote: Hi, Did you solve this problem, and if so how. I havejust installed Office 2003 on my new Win 7 64bit machine. I get exactly the same message when I try to open Outlook. Part of an answer you got earlier was this -- In the Mail Applet create a new Profile, add your accounts and add a new data file, test the accounts -- Please tell me how I find the Mail Applet? I have XP and Outlook 2003 on my old machine and I need to import/export everything to the new pc. Thanks, Ruth "Tommcdow47" wrote: Hi DL, The add button only allows me to add a data file from the box on the left. It does not allow me to create a new file name and add it,,, it only allows me to select a choice from the box on the left and the only entry in that box is "Business contact manager database". There are no other choices there. I do have my old pc up and running so I could possibly copy that subdirectory from the old to the new if I knew it's name. Thanks again, Tom "DL" wrote: And you are not able to add a new data file? (you dont want to add a BCM data file) "Tommcdow47" wrote in message ... Hi DL, thanks for your reply. I can add a new profile and setup email accounts but when I try to add outlook data files,, only one choice comes up called "busness contact manager database" when I click add,, the trouble message "windows shell common DLL stoped working. If i now go back to the data file tab i see the business contact manager in there but it's status is not available. One note, the PC came with a trial office installed which i uninstalled. I have also uninstalled 2003 twice and run the repair on it with no sucess "DL" wrote: Office 2003 is fine on win7 In the Mail Applet create a new Profile, add your accounts and add a new data file, test the accounts "Tommcdow47" wrote in message ... installed office 2003 standard (sp3) in windows 7 and get a trouble message when launching. A popup box called configuring outlook comes up with the task "migrating account settings" highlited. This is followed by the trouble message box called microsoft office outlook stating "unable to open your default email folders. Outlook would not start because a data file to send and receive could not be found". I went back into the windows control paneluser accountsmail and verified a pop email exists but there no entries under the data tab. I selected add (under data tab) and the only entry to select from was "Business contact manager database" so I clicked add and got the trouble message " windows shell common DLL stoped working". At this point I don't know if 2003 is compatible in win 7(tried running outlook in the xp compatable mode with no luck. I still have the old PC running and am able to copy over a file if needed. Any help apreciated. Tom . . |
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Solution to my problem:
Recently I purchased a custom built laptop with windows 7 installed. I requested no other programs in the build. When my PC arrived it had a trial version of office installed so I uninstalled it and installed my office 2003 with outlook and could not get outlook to work. The problem was caused by files left behind when the office(trial version) was removed. The uninstall does not remove all the office 2007 files. Certain files left behind are not backward compatiable with office 2003. After spending a lot of time trying to find a solution I was annoyed and contacted Lenovo to find out why they put office 2007 trial version in my PC even though I requested no additional software from them. They told me that my version of windows 7 has Office 2007 trial version bundled by microsoft with windows 7………. I anticipate as win 7 becomes more popular more people will have the same problem. 1. Remove the profile by going to control panel\mail\show profiles and delete the profile. 2. Locate the file mapisvc.inf in C:\Program Files\Common Files\System\Msmapi\1033. 3. Rename it to mapisvc.old or whatever you want. 4. Remove MSMAPI32.DLL in the same folder. 5. go to win 7 install/uninstall programs and highlight the outlook program and click on the repair button. 6. go into the control panel applet for mail and you should now be able to add a outlook data file 7.Restart Outlook and go back through the setup to create the profile again and that should fix. "Tommcdow47" wrote: Hi Ruth, The problem is not solved. to get to the mail aplet go to STARTCONTROL PANELUSER ACCOUNTS AND FAMILY SAFETYMAIL ....When you get to the data file tab see if you can anything other than Business contact manager database. thats my only choice and when i try and add that i get the outlook DLL stoped working trouble message. Tom "Ruth" wrote: Hi, Did you solve this problem, and if so how. I havejust installed Office 2003 on my new Win 7 64bit machine. I get exactly the same message when I try to open Outlook. Part of an answer you got earlier was this -- In the Mail Applet create a new Profile, add your accounts and add a new data file, test the accounts -- Please tell me how I find the Mail Applet? I have XP and Outlook 2003 on my old machine and I need to import/export everything to the new pc. Thanks, Ruth "Tommcdow47" wrote: Hi DL, The add button only allows me to add a data file from the box on the left. It does not allow me to create a new file name and add it,,, it only allows me to select a choice from the box on the left and the only entry in that box is "Business contact manager database". There are no other choices there. I do have my old pc up and running so I could possibly copy that subdirectory from the old to the new if I knew it's name. Thanks again, Tom "DL" wrote: And you are not able to add a new data file? (you dont want to add a BCM data file) "Tommcdow47" wrote in message ... Hi DL, thanks for your reply. I can add a new profile and setup email accounts but when I try to add outlook data files,, only one choice comes up called "busness contact manager database" when I click add,, the trouble message "windows shell common DLL stoped working. If i now go back to the data file tab i see the business contact manager in there but it's status is not available. One note, the PC came with a trial office installed which i uninstalled. I have also uninstalled 2003 twice and run the repair on it with no sucess "DL" wrote: Office 2003 is fine on win7 In the Mail Applet create a new Profile, add your accounts and add a new data file, test the accounts "Tommcdow47" wrote in message ... installed office 2003 standard (sp3) in windows 7 and get a trouble message when launching. A popup box called configuring outlook comes up with the task "migrating account settings" highlited. This is followed by the trouble message box called microsoft office outlook stating "unable to open your default email folders. Outlook would not start because a data file to send and receive could not be found". I went back into the windows control paneluser accountsmail and verified a pop email exists but there no entries under the data tab. I selected add (under data tab) and the only entry to select from was "Business contact manager database" so I clicked add and got the trouble message " windows shell common DLL stoped working". At this point I don't know if 2003 is compatible in win 7(tried running outlook in the xp compatable mode with no luck. I still have the old PC running and am able to copy over a file if needed. Any help apreciated. Tom . . |
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