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• E-mail duplicates in Outlook Express & Outlook 2000 quits at launch.

  (1) I recently imported my email from Outlook 2000 to Outlook Express; After doing this one or twice, that I now e-mails duplicate.  Is it possible to remove all duplicates at once so I do not have to go through each one and delete the dupes?

  (2) action #1 because I have a problem with Outlook.  When I run it, it stops just after opening without error message. I have to open several times until it stabilizes.  I scanned my pst file and I tried to open Outlook in safe mode but nothing helped still.

  Are always copies duplicate messages in Outlook? Remove them all from OE and import once more. You can create a new identity in OE to test this and if successful, use this identity, and delete the other.

  The only tool I know to remove it duplicates it.

  OEX:
  http://www.oehelp.com/Oex/

  I can't help with your problem of Outlook. You would be better served in the Outlook Forum.

  Microsoft Office Outlook forums
  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/OfficeOutlook

  Bruce Hagen ~ MS - MVP [Mail]
  Imperial Beach, CA

• Incompatible with Outlook 2000 and Windows 7!

  I just bought a new DELL PC with Windows 7.  I've been running with Office 2000 professional and XP Professional for many years.  When I installed Office 2000 on the new PC, I find that outlook 2000 does not work (unable to find the WAB. (DLL)

  After spending several hours trying different things, renaming the wab32.dll then reinstalling office, the copy of the OUTLWAB. DLL from my windows XP PC to the new windows 7 PC, nothing works.

  I now discover that outlook 2000 does not work with Windows 7.  I though that one of the main features of Windows 7 was that, unlike Windows Vista, it works with all of your old software at time of Windows 95.

  I tried Windows LiveMail, but unfortunately, there seems to be no facility to import mail or contacts. As I have several thousand e-mails import and hundreds of contacts, LiveMail is not a viable solution.

  I am seriously considering to format the new PC and the Windows XP Professional installation. For now, I'll continue to use my old XP PC for e-mail.

  Is maintained in Outlook 2000 incompatibility or I'm having difficulties with WORD, EXCEL, POWERPOINT, ACCESS?

  If you have Windows 7 Pro, you can try the Windows XP mode which will virtualize a Windows XP system and install Office in there. Windows 7 is compatible with almost any software for Windows XP and most of the software for Windows XP. Office 2000 was designed for Windows 95 and to be compatible with all the way to Windows 2000.

  There is a difference with running compatible software and software. Windows 7 works with most software that has been designed to work with Windows XP.

  Matthieu Arkin - Microsoft Partner - http://twitter.com/Microsoft_Cares - all messages are "like what" without warranty of any kind, explicit or implicit

• BlackBerry Smartphones Blackberry 8700 / Outlook 2000

  I recently downloaded the latest desktop software and Blackberry device (on the site of Tmobile upgrade).  The desktop software version is v4.2.1.107.  The day before, I had problems with Outlook 2000 and had to remove / reinstall the program.  When I tried to sync my office on my device, I received the Intellisync dialog box that says "no applications configured for synchronization.  So, I tried to configure synchronization, when I clicked on setup, the only 2 options are Outlook Express and importing ASCII / and NONE.  I use Outlook, how to activate the device see Outlook or conversely, add it to the list of distraction?

  Thank you

  The Office Manager has ceased to be compatible with Outlook 2000 from Desktop Manager 4.3. The last version that supports Outlook 2000 is version 4.2 Service Pack 2. If they have that on the website of tmobile, download them and install that and you'll be fine. If not you can download it here: https://www.blackberry.com/Downloads/entry.do?code=A8BAA56554F96369AB93E4F3BB068C22

• Need help: moving from Outlook 2000 to Windows Live Mail

  I would like to ask my question/problem to be seen by someone who is an expert in your e-mail programs (Outlook, Windows Live Mail, etc.). Thank you!

  Here's the scenario:

  (1) we have a PC of office 9 years old who is replaced.  The operating system is Windows XP Home Edition - SP 2.  This PC runs a Microsoft Office 2000 Professional for ever... including Outlook 2000, which we use for our home e-mail accounts.

  2) there are 2 users on this PC (myself & my wife).  Outlook 2000 is configured in a way that allows both of us to share these same accounts. Regardless of whether I am connected to the computer or that it is recorded, when launch us Outlook, we are all two accesses to the same ".pst" file with the same Messages, the same Contacts & calendar.  (There are currently 2 set POP3 e-mail accounts in place of our provider (Verizon) that both feed into the same Inbox reception & records).

  (3) the old PC is replaced by a new system of office under Windows 7 Home Premium.  The new system came preloaded with Microsoft Office 2007 - Home & Student edition - comprising STEPS of Outlook.

  (4) outlook is a great program, but also because it's like a desktop messaging system, it's really more that most need people for the welcome e-mail.  We therefore decided to try Windows Live Mail on our new computer.

  (5) I've copied the ".pst file ' of our old PC to the new & attempted to import the messages into Live Mail.  Live Mail did not provide an option to import this format - only Outlook Express 6, Windows Mail & Windows Live Mail itself seem to be supported.

  (6) I read a message board entry online (can't remember where) that said that Outlook 2000 is not in a format that is compatible with Live Mail.  So, on our old computer XP, I opened OUTLOOK EXPRESS & imported all messages, contacts and calendar entries in Outlook 2000 ".pst" file.  The problem is: I don't know what to do next!  Everything is imported in Outlook Express on the old PC, but I don't know the name of the file they are or what I should do to get the Live Mail on the new PC to see.  The Dell tech support technicians were absolutely no help at all, I have turned to you all!

  Here are my questions:

  Can I configure Windows Live Mail to work in the same way that Outlook 2000 - shared between 2 users?  Our provider allow multiple e-mail addresses.  They all do not have to feed in boxes receive same account, but for myself & my wife, I would like to be able to see the Archives of message even when we are connected.

  In addition, my wife got a new Windows 7 laptop.  Would it not possible to 'network' of the ".pst" file in a shared folder so that each computer can see it in Live Mail?  (It would be a "friendlier", but it isn't a necessity by all means).  Or Live Mail not use same ".pst"?

  Or do we forget Live Mail completely & buy Outlook 2007?

  Thanks in advance for any help you can provide!

  Dexter

  You do all the right things!  To find the folder that contains the Outlook Express files on the old XP computer, click Tools > Options > maintenance > store folder .  Copy this folder on the Windows 7 computer.  Then import Microsoft Outlook Express 6 on Windows Live Mail through this folder.

  Windows Live Mail supports multiple e-mail accounts.  Each has its own set of folders (Inbox, sent, deleted items, etc.).

  Only Outlook uses ".pst" files  I don't know of any way to share a file between two computers ".pst".  You can set up e-mail on computers programs to read the same incoming messages.

• import outlook contacts into iphone

  Uh, I need help importing outlook contacts in my iphone.

  Well, it is not easy unless you have an IMAP account that supports Contacts, like Gmail or Zimbra.

• If Firefox is open, and then, I opened my email MS Outlook 2000 client, if there is an email containing an html link, if I click on this link, it does nothing, b

  If Firefox is open, and I then open my MS Outlook 2000 e-mail client, if there is an email with a link inside html, if I click on this link, it doesn't do anything, but if I close Firefox and then click on this email link Firefox opens.

  I find that if I attempt to open another e-mail link, he wouldn't do anything until I closed Firefox again in the end.

  wilsonphurwo,

  Highlighting the link never worked, it was the first thing I tried, I actually found the answer myself after I had posted here.

  Fortunately when this issue has happened before I had copied the solution in Notepad, and it is this I copy here for someone else who may come across this problem.

  Furthermore, the links are hypertext on my MS Outlook 2000 e-mail client, so when you try to copy it only copied the text.

  Anyway, here's the solution to my original problem.

  1. start the desktop or Windows Explorer.
  2. choose that menu 'Tools'-> 'folders Options.
  3. click on the tab "File Types".
  4 scroll to find "URL: HyperText Transfer Protocol" (under the File Types column) and make sure that it is highlighted.
  5. click on the button "Advanced".
  6. in the box "Actions" to ensure that this 'open' is highlighted (click it if necessary)
  7. click on the button 'change '.
  8. uncheck the 'Use DDE', click on the Browse button and navigate to Firefox.exe on your system and click OK. [Updated for clarification, sorry about the previous omission.] If you receive a "file not found" message, find Firefox.exe and click OK.
  9. the path to Firefox.exe should now appear in the "Application used to perform action" box
  10 go in the "Application used to perform action" box and add "-url '%1' ' at the end, without the single quotes, whereas it displays for example (on my computer at least)" C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe "- url '%1' - with quotes!"
  10. click on OK again.
  11. repeat the operation with the file type "URL: HyperText Transfer Protocol with privacy".

• How to import outlook contacts?

  I'm trying to import outlook contacts into my S6 wife's iPhone, but it doesn't seem to work properly. I'm importing via iTunes, but what I see is the name, but for most of the contacts both the email and phone number is missing.

  What is the right way to get contacts in iPhone?

  The following has worked for me with the iPhone 6 s, Office 2010 and Windows 10.
  

  
  

  MOVE SEVERAL OUTLOOK 2010 CONTACTS FOR iPHONE

  Step 1: In Outlook, create the vcf files (Variant call Format), which are text files also known as the digital business cards and send them to your own e-mail address. To do this, select all the Outlook contacts you want, right-click on it and select 'Front Contact' sharing group, and then select "as a calling card."

  Step 2: Outlook will create cards individual vcf for each of your contacts as attachments to an email.  Send e-mail and files to your own e-mail address.

  Step 3: Create a folder to contain the individual vcf files, for example c:\vcfcards.

  Step 4: Open the e-mail you sent to yourself in Outlook and save all the vcf attached files in the c:\vcfcards folder (file, save attachments, OK, select the vcfcards folder, do not enter a file name).

  Step 5: Now open the command prompt window (in Windows 10 right click Start, and then select command prompt).

  Step 6: At the command prompt, type cd c:\vcfcards.  Press ENTER to continue. Your command prompt is now moved to the vcfcards folder.

  Step 7: Now merge the multiple vcf files in the vcfcards file in a single vcf file.

  At the command prompt, type: copy /a *.vcf c:\all.vcf and then press ENTER.

  Step 8: Create another e-mail and join the newly created file all.vcf .

  Send e-mail to your address (if Outlook is set to download files from the server immediately, close Outlook after the email is sent, thereby ensuring that the email will arrive on the cell phone).

  Step 9: Get your iPhone and read the e-mail from there.

  Open the vcf file you created and attached to the email and press Add all Contacts.

  If there are several groups of contacts in Outlook, the process can be repeated for each group.  File names above could be changed to reflect the group names.  However, it will be a group merged on the iPhone.

  With credit to iSkysoft.com.

• Error message States 'A TCP/IP error occurred while trying to send data to the Server Error 0x800ccc13' when try to open Microsoft Outlook 2000.

  Original title: Office of Microsoft Outlook 2000 does not open.

  Error message States "A TCP/IP error occurred while trying to send data to the Server Error 0x800ccc13 #

  Hi John,.

  1. what operating system is installed on your computer?

  2 How long have you been faced with this problem?

  3. don't you make changes on your computer before this problem?

  
  Reference: Outlook 2000 Solution Center

  Please post back and we do know.

• Outlook Express 6, Outlook 2000 and Outlook 2003 print incomplete emails if IE8 is installed.

  The right side of the first page of a printed email from Outlook Express 6, Outlook 2000, or Outlook 2003 is truncated on a computer that is running Windows XP SP3 with Internet Explorer 8 is installed.  E-mails containing tables are specifically affected, but it may be any other emails as well. This problem is easily reproducible on any XP machine running IE8 and any version of outlook prior to 2007. It seems that Microsoft has stopped using the IE from Outlook 2007 print engine. One of these same machines that have this problem, if you uninstall IE8 and go back to IE7, the problem goes away.

  I searched all over the web trying to solve this problem. It seems that there is some workaround solutions, but not a solution for this problem for XP users. Microsoft has released a fix for this EXACT problem for users of Windows Vista and Windows 7. This hotfix will not install on a XP system. The link to the fix is here:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/980333

  There is another thread on this topic in forum windows 7:

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/InternetExplorer/thread/8c629797-DB1C-470C-92af-015e4ea03110

  The question in this thread has been resolved with the patch that I mentioned above, but when joined XP users, it was recommended that someone start a new thread about this in XP. I did now and am waiting for a response from Microsoft.

  Possible temporary solutions (for those of you are experiencing this problem):

  1 - back to IE7 (I'm not an acceptable solution in the enterprise environment).

  2. after the opening of the email, go to the file and save it as an html file. Open the HTML in ie8 or your favorite browser and print from there.

  3 - the upgrade to Office 2007 or 2010 (if I wanted to spend the money on a new product, I would. However, I refuse to do that simply because an old version, I bought doesn't work anymore.

  Success!

  So, this is a summary of what I've done:

  1 has begun with an installation of XP SP3 updated with IE8 installed. At this point, I have the right margin bug in OE6.
  2. uninstalled the latest update of security for IE8, which to this day is KB2559049. Restarted.
  3. (you may need to perform this step in Mode safe) renamed ieframe.dll in C:\Windows\System32 ieframe.old. Ieframe.dll manually copy the LDR version in the second most recent Cumulative Security Update for IE8, which, as of this writing is KB2530548 in the C:\Windows\System32 folder. That version LDR is located at C:\WINDOWS\$hf_mig$\KB2530548-IE8\SP3QFE and is the version 8.00.6001.23165(longhorn_ie8_ldr.110420-1800). Restarted.
  4. check that the right margin bug is now fixed. Windows Update told me that the most recent Cumulative Security Update for IE8, KB2559049, was now available to the installation, I did. Restarted.
  5. check the ieframe.dll version that is now in my C:\Windows\System32 folder and it is 8.00.6001.23192(longhorn_ie8_ldr.110617-1815) as hoped. Confirmed that the bug of the right margin is always fixed.

  This procedure does 2 things that just copies the LDR latest version updated security in the System32 folder would not prove it with. :

  (A) this shows that manual copy of the dll LDR of security Cumulative Update and then apply the next update will keep the ieframe.dll on the LDR track. There is no need to worry that the next update replace with the MDM (non-hotfix) version.

  (B) there was a bunch of other DLLs that have been on the LDR track when KB2559049 has been reinstalled, it seems that the ieframe.dll LDR can have dependencies on other DLLs being also in the LDR branch, or vice versa. Simply having the LDR ieframe.dll since the 2nd upgrade newer in the System32 folder when you install the latest, due to the most recent update to other dll LDR trace. This includes iepeers.dll, ieproxy.dll, iertutil.dll, c:\windows\system32\msfeeds.dll, wininet.dll, and xpshims.dll (and probably others). Makes me conclude that my method (steps 1-4 above) is greater than the fair copy in the LDR new dll for ieframe.dll, since the other dependant dll LDR manually will be installed using my method.

  Ty Robert Aldwinckle and PA support to help me (even though I disappeared of the thread for more than a year: P)

• Outlook 2000 Inbox Repair tool fails and

  When you open Outlook 2000 - receive the message "cannot display the selected folder or item.  Errors were detected in file... outlook.pst.  Quit all mail enabled applications and then use the Inbox Repair tool. »

  When running Inbox Repair Tool - in phase 4 of 8 - I get the message "an error has occurred which caused the scan to be stopped.  No changes have been made to the scanned file. »

  How can I get around that?

  Hi MESICEO,

  Thanks for visiting the site of the community of Microsoft Windows XP. The question you have posted is related to Outlook and would be better suited to the office community. Please visit the link below to find a community that will provide the support you want.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/Office/Community/en-us/flyoutoverview.mspx Shawn - Support Engineer - MCP, MCDST
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think

• Outlook 2000 will work with my using Gmail on my XP pro computer. Having problems

  I use Gmail and am very happy with it, but from time to time, try to send a link or respond to a request for a Web site and keeps the computer or by default in Outlook as the agent of the sender, and it has not been implemented.  I tried to put in place yesterday and thought that I had passed but he cannot send my articles for some reason any.  I get a
  Error code: 0x800ccc0e and don't know what to do about this.  I wonder if Outlook 2000 is too old to be functional with XP.  If you have an idea how to fix this and are pretty generous with your time to do it please do not make any assumptions on my having a higher level of computer knowledge that I do.   Thanks for the research.

  When you configure Outlook to send and receive your GMAIL - have you followed all the instructions from Google on this subject?

  https://mail.Google.com/support/bin/static.py?page=TS.cs&TS=1668960
  and
  http://mail.Google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=77661
  (Should at least get you the appropriate settings even if it really is for Outlook 2003.)

• Problems of Smartphones blackBerry using Desktop Manager with Outlook 2000

  Hi all, first time poster here and I'm pretty much at my wits end so I hope that you register here and asking experts will help me solve my problem!

  I took possession of a BB Storm 9500 and fight to synchronize a folder of personal contacts within my work email client - Outlook 2000 SP3.  We use MS Exchange, but it is a very old version (5.5 (I think) and will be updated soon.  However, I want to synchronize my contacts folder using the BB Desktop Manager software and I have problems.

  DM BB software does not recognize Outlook as a possible source for the calendar - lists that Outlook Express, Yahoo and ASCII Converter.  So I select the ASCII Converter after you export the PST calendar folder in a CSV (BACK), but when I open the field mapping option in the desktop software manager, the 'Email' field is not visible as a mapped field.  I can transfer just about everything (once I changed the listed fields exported from Outlook to match what awaits the Storm/DM software) but I can't for the life of me find where the Email data field is mapped to-he's just not here!

  I tried to do a complete uninstall of the DM Software (cleaned up the registry, etc, etc) and reinstalled but still the same problem - does not recognize the existence of Outlook or the Email field.

  According to the BB, it's loaded with v4.7.0.78 (Platform 4.0.0.98).

  Is it possible to do what I want it to do?  Support muchly appreciated!

  Andy

  Outlook 2000 is not supported by Desktop Manager version 4.3, 4.5, 4.6, 4.7 or.

  It is supported in the Desktop Manager 4.2 Service Pack 2 version.

  You'll either have to update your Outlook, or downgrade your DM.

  Download Desktop Manager here:

  https://www.BlackBerry.com/downloads/entry.do?code=A8BAA56554F96369AB93E4F3BB068C22

• BlackBerry Smartphones "BOLD" do not sync with Outlook 2000

  Outlook 2000

  Desktop Manager 4.6 without the media manager,

  The DM is not Outlook 2000 as an application to synchronize with.  I had a curve over the last 2 years, with what version of DM that he came with that I was able to sync with Outlook 2000.  Here's what I discovered and someone please tell me where I'm wrong so that I can sync my new "BOLD" with outlook 2000.

  New versions of DM don't see Outlook 2000.

  Older versions of DM see outlook 2000, but they do not see the "BOLD".

  If I can get just the drivers without Desktop software manager, I think I can make it work with an older version.

  I hope I explained the problem.

  Thank you

  It would help my contacts but not the calendar and tasks.

  I have updated to Outlook 2003 and that solved my problem.

• BlackBerry 9530 smartphones and Outlook 2000 contacts Sync

  How can I get my outlook 2000 contacts in the new storm 9530? I installed the final version of Desktop Manager 4.7 and it is not a sync outlook anywhere.

  Help, please.

  It works. I was a little confused on the Setup for the Manager of BB and the device.  He now works very well.