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Unable to open Outlook 2002
Get error msg that Pers Address Bk could not be opened ,
file either not accessible or is not a Pers Address Bk. Suggests I choose RETRY or Cancel to use PAB. Either choice abends outlook. My addresses are in contacts folder. KB 823758 may be clue to problem but cannot open Outlook. (823758 says to go to Tools , select address book, select options, show this address list first, select contacts, keep personal addresses in box select Pers Addr bk. click OK.) |
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Unable to open Outlook 2002
Remove the PAB from your Profile. Outlook hasn't used it for years.
Use the Outlook Address Book instead. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Arch Freelove" wrote in message ... Get error msg that Pers Address Bk could not be opened , file either not accessible or is not a Pers Address Bk. Suggests I choose RETRY or Cancel to use PAB. Either choice abends outlook. My addresses are in contacts folder. KB 823758 may be clue to problem but cannot open Outlook. (823758 says to go to Tools , select address book, select options, show this address list first, select contacts, keep personal addresses in box select Pers Addr bk. click OK.) |
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Unable to open Outlook 2002
-----Original Message----- Remove the PAB from your Profile. Outlook hasn't used it for years. Use the Outlook Address Book instead. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Arch Freelove" wrote in message ... Get error msg that Pers Address Bk could not be opened , file either not accessible or is not a Pers Address Bk. Suggests I choose RETRY or Cancel to use PAB. Either choice abends outlook. My addresses are in contacts folder. KB 823758 may be clue to problem but cannot open Outlook. (823758 says to go to Tools , select address book, select options, show this address list first, select contacts, keep personal addresses in box select Pers Addr bk. click OK.) How do I remove the PAB from my profile. Remember I can't open Outlook. I tried going to Outlook properties but that seems to be a dead end. Where is my Profile and how do I get to it to change it. . |
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Unable to open Outlook 2002
Control Panel Mail
Make sure you have a Personal Folders File in the profile as well as the Outlook Address Book Service. If you set up a profile that has only the PAB but no Outlook Data File..., Outlook won't run. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "arch freelove" wrote in message ... -----Original Message----- Remove the PAB from your Profile. Outlook hasn't used it for years. Use the Outlook Address Book instead. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Arch Freelove" wrote in message ... Get error msg that Pers Address Bk could not be opened , file either not accessible or is not a Pers Address Bk. Suggests I choose RETRY or Cancel to use PAB. Either choice abends outlook. My addresses are in contacts folder. KB 823758 may be clue to problem but cannot open Outlook. (823758 says to go to Tools , select address book, select options, show this address list first, select contacts, keep personal addresses in box select Pers Addr bk. click OK.) How do I remove the PAB from my profile. Remember I can't open Outlook. I tried going to Outlook properties but that seems to be a dead end. Where is my Profile and how do I get to it to change it. . |
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Unable to open Outlook 2002
-----Original Message----- Control Panel Mail Make sure you have a Personal Folders File in the profile as well as the Outlook Address Book Service. If you set up a profile that has only the PAB but no Outlook Data File..., Outlook won't run. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "arch freelove" wrote in message ... -----Original Message----- Remove the PAB from your Profile. Outlook hasn't used it for years. Use the Outlook Address Book instead. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Arch Freelove" wrote in message ... .Russ Can you tell me where to find my profile(keeping in Mind that I am unable to open Outlook). Can I get to it from opening properties from the outlook icon? I have no idea where to find the personal folders file or the Outlook data file? |
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Unable to open Outlook 2002
Tell us what you see when you go to Control Panel Mail
You should have the option to open and modify profiles with the Show Profiles... button. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] wrote in message ... -----Original Message----- Control Panel Mail Make sure you have a Personal Folders File in the profile as well as the Outlook Address Book Service. If you set up a profile that has only the PAB but no Outlook Data File..., Outlook won't run. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "arch freelove" wrote in message ... -----Original Message----- Remove the PAB from your Profile. Outlook hasn't used it for years. Use the Outlook Address Book instead. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Arch Freelove" wrote in message ... .Russ Can you tell me where to find my profile(keeping in Mind that I am unable to open Outlook). Can I get to it from opening properties from the outlook icon? I have no idea where to find the personal folders file or the Outlook data file? |
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Unable to open Outlook 2002
-----Original Message----- Tell us what you see when you go to Control Panel Mail You should have the option to open and modify profiles with the Show Profiles... button. Thanks Russ, here Tis When I go to mail I get: E-mail accts,Data files, & Show Profiles. When I select show profiles I get Microsoft Outlook as a profile. under that I see add, remove,properties, & copy. If I select properties I see set up email acct and data files. If I select Data files I see personal folders C:\outlook.pst and C:\applications. I hope this is helpful. What do i do now? -----Original Message----- Control Panel Mail Make sure you have a Personal Folders File in the profile as well as the Outlook Address Book Service. If you set up a profile that has only the PAB but no Outlook Data File..., Outlook won't run. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "arch freelove" wrote in message ... -----Original Message----- Remove the PAB from your Profile. Outlook hasn't used it for years. Use the Outlook Address Book instead. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Arch Freelove" wrote in message ... .Russ Can you tell me where to find my profile(keeping in Mind that I am unable to open Outlook). Can I get to it from opening properties from the outlook icon? I have no idea where to find the personal folders file or the Outlook data file? . |
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Unable to open Outlook 2002
So where is this PAB you've been telling us about?
Just create a new profile from scratch. Add your Personal Folders file and make sure you do not add the PAB. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] wrote in message ... -----Original Message----- Tell us what you see when you go to Control Panel Mail You should have the option to open and modify profiles with the Show Profiles... button. Thanks Russ, here Tis When I go to mail I get: E-mail accts,Data files, & Show Profiles. When I select show profiles I get Microsoft Outlook as a profile. under that I see add, remove,properties, & copy. If I select properties I see set up email acct and data files. If I select Data files I see personal folders C:\outlook.pst and C:\applications. I hope this is helpful. What do i do now? -----Original Message----- Control Panel Mail Make sure you have a Personal Folders File in the profile as well as the Outlook Address Book Service. If you set up a profile that has only the PAB but no Outlook Data File..., Outlook won't run. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "arch freelove" wrote in message ... -----Original Message----- Remove the PAB from your Profile. Outlook hasn't used it for years. Use the Outlook Address Book instead. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Arch Freelove" wrote in message ... .Russ Can you tell me where to find my profile(keeping in Mind that I am unable to open Outlook). Can I get to it from opening properties from the outlook icon? I have no idea where to find the personal folders file or the Outlook data file? . |
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Unable to open Outlook 2002
-----Original Message----- So where is this PAB you've been telling us about? Just create a new profile from scratch. Add your Personal Folders file and make sure you do not add the PAB. -- Thanks Russ. When I am able to sneek into my outlook every looks normal. my contacts file is there and about 15 Emails. I don't know how to create a new profile . And how do I add my personal folders file. I am sorry to sound so inept but if you could give me some instruction it would be very much appreciated Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] wrote in message ... -----Original Message----- Tell us what you see when you go to Control Panel You should have the option to open and modify profiles with the Show Profiles... button. Thanks Russ, here Tis When I go to mail I get: E-mail accts,Data files, & Show Profiles. When I select show profiles I get Microsoft Outlook as a profile. under that I see add, remove,properties, & copy. If I select properties I see set up email acct and data files. If I select Data files I see personal folders C:\outlook.pst and C:\applications. I hope this is helpful. What do i do now? -----Original Message----- Control Panel Mail Make sure you have a Personal Folders File in the profile as well as the Outlook Address Book Service. If you set up a profile that has only the PAB but no Outlook Data File..., Outlook won't run. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "arch freelove" wrote in message ... -----Original Message----- Remove the PAB from your Profile. Outlook hasn't used it for years. Use the Outlook Address Book instead. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Arch Freelove" wrote in message ... .Russ Can you tell me where to find my profile (keeping in Mind that I am unable to open Outlook). Can I get to it from opening properties from the outlook icon? I have no idea where to find the personal folders file or the Outlook data file? . . |
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Unable to open Outlook 2002
http://support.microsoft.com/default...roduct=out2003
-- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] wrote in message ... -----Original Message----- So where is this PAB you've been telling us about? Just create a new profile from scratch. Add your Personal Folders file and make sure you do not add the PAB. -- Thanks Russ. When I am able to sneek into my outlook every looks normal. my contacts file is there and about 15 Emails. I don't know how to create a new profile . And how do I add my personal folders file. I am sorry to sound so inept but if you could give me some instruction it would be very much appreciated Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] wrote in message ... -----Original Message----- Tell us what you see when you go to Control Panel You should have the option to open and modify profiles with the Show Profiles... button. Thanks Russ, here Tis When I go to mail I get: E-mail accts,Data files, & Show Profiles. When I select show profiles I get Microsoft Outlook as a profile. under that I see add, remove,properties, & copy. If I select properties I see set up email acct and data files. If I select Data files I see personal folders C:\outlook.pst and C:\applications. I hope this is helpful. What do i do now? -----Original Message----- Control Panel Mail Make sure you have a Personal Folders File in the profile as well as the Outlook Address Book Service. If you set up a profile that has only the PAB but no Outlook Data File..., Outlook won't run. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "arch freelove" wrote in message ... -----Original Message----- Remove the PAB from your Profile. Outlook hasn't used it for years. Use the Outlook Address Book instead. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Arch Freelove" wrote in message ... .Russ Can you tell me where to find my profile (keeping in Mind that I am unable to open Outlook). Can I get to it from opening properties from the outlook icon? I have no idea where to find the personal folders file or the Outlook data file? . . |
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