You delete the reg key. Anytime you do that, you export the key first so you
can recover from any unintended consequences. I am not advocating editing
the registry. You do that at your own peril. The safer thing to do is create
a new profile for the new installation so you can stay out of the registry
altogether. If you don't, your new installation of Outlook will use the same
settings for its profile that you were using before. The bad news is that
those settings don't work because a new installation has different file
locations and path statements.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Josh White said:
From here?:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows
Messaging Subsystem\Profiles
Delete the whole Outlook folder, right?
What happens if I don't do that?
That sucks. I thought I only had to setup the passwords. Oh well.
NO ;->
Thanks a bunch Russ. Running off to download Office 2007 Trial right
now.
PJ White