Outlook 2003 freezes when I attempt to drag window

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Guest

Whenever I attempt to drag my outlook window (dual monitors) or an email
window Outlook freezes. This is a recent occurance. Word 2000 and Excel 2000
also freeze when dragging. All other programs allow me to drag them. I have
reloaded Office 2000 (without Outlook) and it still freezes. I have a stand
alone version of Outlook 2003. I have gone through all of my adapter
settings, but since Outlook is the only program affected, besides Word and
Excel I am assuming it's not the adapter. Any help would be greatly
appreciated.
Sincerely,

Recon1
 
R

Roady [MVP]

This is still very likely a video driver issue. Are you running with the
latest drivers? What card are you using?
 
G

Guest

Robert;
I am running an MSI G-Force4 Titanium 4600 with 128mb of Ram. I will update
the drivers and see what happens. I am thinking that since this was never a
problem before, one of the windows updates obviously changed something that
caused this issue.
Sincerely,

Chris

Roady said:
This is still very likely a video driver issue. Are you running with the
latest drivers? What card are you using?

--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003


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Recon1 said:
Whenever I attempt to drag my outlook window (dual monitors) or an email
window Outlook freezes. This is a recent occurance. Word 2000 and Excel
2000
also freeze when dragging. All other programs allow me to drag them. I
have
reloaded Office 2000 (without Outlook) and it still freezes. I have a
stand
alone version of Outlook 2003. I have gone through all of my adapter
settings, but since Outlook is the only program affected, besides Word and
Excel I am assuming it's not the adapter. Any help would be greatly
appreciated.
Sincerely,

Recon1
 

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