I just decided to upgrade my main work machine to the Outlook 2007 after testing on the laptop for the past weeks. But I did not expect it would cost me two days to trouble shoot an annoying issue: the Outlook 2007 just kept crashing on me when it tried to open my Exchange profile.
Here is the details: After the installation, Outlook 2007 crashed whenever I tried to open it. After crashing, Outlook would offer to open in safe mode the next time I tried to run it, again crashed. Then it offered to detect and repair, and I did (a couple of times), but with no good news. I unloaded the whole Office 2007 and re-installed again, but with no results.
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[Updated on 2008-12] This post can be treated as one of the “how-to” serials on Outlook tips.
I know we can export Contacts from Outlook directly into .csv (Comma Delimited) files, but not the same case in Distribution list. That is understandable since Distribution lists are not creating any new Contacts, just grouping these existing contacts.
But I need to export these Contacts into different .csv files based on the Distribution Lists I already created before. So I had to do extra steps to make the export happen.
Step 1: Save Distribution List as Text file
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Today I tried to copy and paste an email in Outlook 2003 but found out the SELECT ALL function of my mouse did not work. I could not highlight any texts in the mail body, and I could not even see the copy & paste options and the whole context menu by right clicking my mouse.
Since I know I configured in the Outlook to use Microsoft Word 2003 as the primary email compose tool, I opened a new Word Window to see how things do in the Word. Same thing happened in Microsoft Word 2003, I could not use all my mouse right clicking.
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Today when I started Microsoft Office Outlook 2003, I received the following error message:
Microsoft Office Outlook
Error in registry for extension “Exchange Extensions”.
The syntax or format of the registry entry is incorrect. Check the registry settings and compare the registry for this extension to other extensions in the registry.
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Outlook doesn’t have a View, Source option like you’ll find in Outlook Express.It has View, Options which shows you the Internet header in a small text box.
But it only includes the Internet header, not the full message source.
Using Outlook 2003 you can view the header and source together, if you edit a registry key.
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