Diane Poremsky said:it means outlook didn't close properly and it's checking the file for
consistency and repairing problems. Do you use a pda or something that is
accessing outlook data.
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scotschwallenberg said:Every time I start Outlook, I get the message, "The data file 'Archive
Folders' was not closed properly, this file is being checked for
problems."
I choose cancel twice and then it goes away. It is an annoyance.
Diane Poremsky said:it means outlook didn't close properly and it's checking the file for
consistency and repairing problems. Do you use a pda or something that is
accessing outlook data.
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scotschwallenberg said:Every time I start Outlook, I get the message, "The data file 'Archive
Folders' was not closed properly, this file is being checked for
problems."
I choose cancel twice and then it goes away. It is an annoyance.
scotschwallenberg said:Also, why would the pocket pc want to access an archive file(s) all of a
sudden?
Diane Poremsky said:it means outlook didn't close properly and it's checking the file for
consistency and repairing problems. Do you use a pda or something that is
accessing outlook data.
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message news:[email protected]...Every time I start Outlook, I get the message, "The data file 'Archive
Folders' was not closed properly, this file is being checked for
problems."
I choose cancel twice and then it goes away. It is an annoyance.
Diane Poremsky said:Is the archive file in if the profile? The PPC accesses outlook's default
pst, but all psts in the profile may be affected if outlook doesn't close
correctly. If you don't uncradle the PPC, ActiveSync keeps outlook open,
which causes the problem. The archive pst may be larger so you see the
notification for it, or it's done first (or last) and outlook doesn't update
the dialog.
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scotschwallenberg said:Also, why would the pocket pc want to access an archive file(s) all of a
sudden?
Diane Poremsky said:it means outlook didn't close properly and it's checking the file for
consistency and repairing problems. Do you use a pda or something that is
accessing outlook data.
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message Every time I start Outlook, I get the message, "The data file 'Archive
Folders' was not closed properly, this file is being checked for
problems."
I choose cancel twice and then it goes away. It is an annoyance.
scotschwallenberg said:It still does it when the PPC is not connected, so I don't think it is an
interaction there. What do you think?
Diane Poremsky said:Is the archive file in if the profile? The PPC accesses outlook's default
pst, but all psts in the profile may be affected if outlook doesn't close
correctly. If you don't uncradle the PPC, ActiveSync keeps outlook open,
which causes the problem. The archive pst may be larger so you see the
notification for it, or it's done first (or last) and outlook doesn't
update
the dialog.
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message news:[email protected]...Also, why would the pocket pc want to access an archive file(s) all of
a
sudden?
:
it means outlook didn't close properly and it's checking the file for
consistency and repairing problems. Do you use a pda or something that
is
accessing outlook data.
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message Every time I start Outlook, I get the message, "The data file
'Archive
Folders' was not closed properly, this file is being checked for
problems."
I choose cancel twice and then it goes away. It is an annoyance.
Diane Poremsky said:Start outlook, cradle the PPC, remove the PPC then close Outlook. Does it
still check the archive pst? If so, then it's something else.
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scotschwallenberg said:It still does it when the PPC is not connected, so I don't think it is an
interaction there. What do you think?
Diane Poremsky said:Is the archive file in if the profile? The PPC accesses outlook's default
pst, but all psts in the profile may be affected if outlook doesn't close
correctly. If you don't uncradle the PPC, ActiveSync keeps outlook open,
which causes the problem. The archive pst may be larger so you see the
notification for it, or it's done first (or last) and outlook doesn't
update
the dialog.
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message Also, why would the pocket pc want to access an archive file(s) all of
a
sudden?
:
it means outlook didn't close properly and it's checking the file for
consistency and repairing problems. Do you use a pda or something that
is
accessing outlook data.
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Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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"scotschwallenberg" <[email protected]>
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message Every time I start Outlook, I get the message, "The data file
'Archive
Folders' was not closed properly, this file is being checked for
problems."
I choose cancel twice and then it goes away. It is an annoyance.
Milly Staples said:What happens if you allow it to complete the checking rather than cancel?
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After furious head scratching, scotschwallenberg asked:
| It still checks after PPC is removed from cradle.
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| "Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:
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|| Start outlook, cradle the PPC, remove the PPC then close Outlook.
|| Does it still check the archive pst? If so, then it's something else.
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|| Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
|| Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
|| Coauthor, OneNote 2003 for Windows (Visual QuickStart Guide)
|| Author, Google and Other Search Engines (Visual QuickStart Guide)
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|| ||| It still does it when the PPC is not connected, so I don't think it
||| is an interaction there. What do you think?
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||| "Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:
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|||| Is the archive file in if the profile? The PPC accesses outlook's
|||| default pst, but all psts in the profile may be affected if
|||| outlook doesn't close correctly. If you don't uncradle the PPC,
|||| ActiveSync keeps outlook open, which causes the problem. The
|||| archive pst may be larger so you see the notification for it, or
|||| it's done first (or last) and outlook doesn't update
|||| the dialog.
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|||| Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
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||||| all of a
||||| sudden?
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|||||| it means outlook didn't close properly and it's checking the
|||||| file for consistency and repairing problems. Do you use a pda or
|||||| something that is
|||||| accessing outlook data.
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