Outlook 2003 will not start - 2nd profile

I am using my laptop and connecting it to the network via a domain. I have
a new profile setup on my laptop with a username and the domain. In
addition I have my original profile setup on my laptop that uses no network
domain. When attempting to use Outlook 2003 on the new profile to get into
the network, I receive this error message: "Microsoft Cannot Start
Outlook." Why will Outlook not install on the new profile? Excel, Word and
Access did fine. Any suggestions, solutions?

Thanks.

Jim
jallsopp@cox.net

Jim Allsopp wrote:
> I am using my laptop and connecting it to the network via a domain.
> I have a new profile setup on my laptop with a username and the
> domain. In addition I have my original profile setup on my laptop
> that uses no network domain. When attempting to use Outlook 2003 on
> the new profile to get into the network, I receive this error
> message: "Microsoft Cannot Start Outlook." Why will Outlook not
> install on the new profile? Excel, Word and Access did fine. Any
> suggestions, solutions?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Jim
> jallsopp@cox.net

Hi Jim,
Is your old profile still working?
Do you use Exchange in your domain?

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Yes, I will be using Exchange in the domain. However, Outlook would not
start when connected to the network via the domain. I never got to the step
of adding an email account using Microsoft Exchange as the server. I have
uninstalled Office and reinstalled twice via my original profile (once),
once as administrator. The same error message came up "Cannot Start
Microsoft Office Outlook." I'm stuck



"AndreasRoeder" <A.Roeder@Frigoblock.de> wrote in message
news:eYdozIVSFHA.3972@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
> Jim Allsopp wrote:
>> I am using my laptop and connecting it to the network via a domain.
>> I have a new profile setup on my laptop with a username and the
>> domain. In addition I have my original profile setup on my laptop
>> that uses no network domain. When attempting to use Outlook 2003 on
>> the new profile to get into the network, I receive this error
>> message: "Microsoft Cannot Start Outlook." Why will Outlook not
>> install on the new profile? Excel, Word and Access did fine. Any
>> suggestions, solutions?
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> Jim
>> jallsopp@cox.net
>
> Hi Jim,
> Is your old profile still working?
> Do you use Exchange in your domain?
>
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>
> Schönen Tag noch
> http://www.andreas-roeder.net
>
>

Are you using Control Panel->Mail Icon->show profiles to see what is going
on with your mail account?

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After furious head scratching, Jim Allsopp asked:

| Yes, I will be using Exchange in the domain. However, Outlook would
| not start when connected to the network via the domain. I never got
| to the step of adding an email account using Microsoft Exchange as
| the server. I have uninstalled Office and reinstalled twice via my
| original profile (once), once as administrator. The same error
| message came up "Cannot Start Microsoft Office Outlook." I'm stuck
|
|
|
| "AndreasRoeder" <A.Roeder@Frigoblock.de> wrote in message
| news:eYdozIVSFHA.3972@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
|| Jim Allsopp wrote:
||| I am using my laptop and connecting it to the network via a domain.
||| I have a new profile setup on my laptop with a username and the
||| domain. In addition I have my original profile setup on my laptop
||| that uses no network domain. When attempting to use Outlook 2003 on
||| the new profile to get into the network, I receive this error
||| message: "Microsoft Cannot Start Outlook." Why will Outlook not
||| install on the new profile? Excel, Word and Access did fine. Any
||| suggestions, solutions?
|||
||| Thanks.
|||
||| Jim
||| jallsopp@cox.net
||
|| Hi Jim,
|| Is your old profile still working?
|| Do you use Exchange in your domain?
||
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||
|| Schönen Tag noch
|| http://www.andreas-roeder.net