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Laura Rooke
This is a standard OUTLOOK , on three PCs - they are all standard.
How do I check the add-ins ??
How do I check the add-ins ??
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Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]
Outlook 2003: Tools | Options | Other | Advanced Options | COM Addins
Outlook 2007: Tools | Trust Center | Addins
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Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
Outlook 2007: Tools | Trust Center | Addins
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Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
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Brian Tillman
Laura Rooke said:I don't understand....
If you click on File, Backup ...
Then you have installed the PFBACKUP add-in because that is what adds that
menu item.
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Laura Rooke
OK - so you are correct - that add-in is in there - but I did not install
it.
So could you explain more about these add-ins and how they get there -
Thanks !
it.
So could you explain more about these add-ins and how they get there -
Thanks !
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Brian Tillman
Laura Rooke said:OK - so you are correct - that add-in is in there - but I did not
install it.
So could you explain more about these add-ins and how they get there -
Thanks !
Is this a work PC?
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Laura Rooke
No it's my home PC and I have total control of it - or so I thought !!!
In fact it's three PCs that I have - two have OUTLOOK 2003 and one has
OUTLOOK 2007 - they all have this backup option.
In fact it's three PCs that I have - two have OUTLOOK 2003 and one has
OUTLOOK 2007 - they all have this backup option.
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Brian Tillman
Laura Rooke said:No it's my home PC and I have total control of it - or so I thought
!!! In fact it's three PCs that I have - two have OUTLOOK 2003 and
one has OUTLOOK 2007 - they all have this backup option.
PFBACKUP simply doesn't come with Outlook. Although you don't remember it,
you must have downloaded it somewhere along the way and installed it. Open
%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft Office\Office10\AddIns and check the modified date
of outbak.dll ("10" may be "11" or "12" as well) and see when it was
installed. If you updated the Outlook 2007 system from some earlier version
of Outlook, it could have been carried over by the update and that's why you
don't recall installing it.
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Laura Rooke
I DEFINITELY did NOT install it.
I have only had 2007 installed for a few months, and even in my older age, I
would remember !
I have only had 2007 installed for a few months, and even in my older age, I
would remember !
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Guest
I downloaded and installed "pfbackup.exe" but cant get it to do anything!
When I click the Backup command it tells me that there are no files set for
backup. I must be doing something wrong but I have followed the instructions
carefully. Help!
When I click the Backup command it tells me that there are no files set for
backup. I must be doing something wrong but I have followed the instructions
carefully. Help!
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Brian Tillman
Phillipe Armitage said:I downloaded and installed "pfbackup.exe" but cant get it to do
anything! When I click the Backup command it tells me that there are
no files set for backup. I must be doing something wrong but I have
followed the instructions carefully.
Click Options first and select a folder set.
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Guest
Yes - but it tells me there that there are no personal folder files open -
even though they are clearly visible in the Folder list. That's why I am so
confused.
even though they are clearly visible in the Folder list. That's why I am so
confused.
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Brian Tillman
Phillipe Armitage said:Yes - but it tells me there that there are no personal folder files
open - even though they are clearly visible in the Folder list.
That's why I am so confused.
Are you using Exchange?
Next time, don't hijack someone else's thread. Start your own.
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Guest
No.
Im sorry I dont understand your criticizm. I thought this area was intended
to help people. I need help on Outlook backup which is what I thought this
thread was about???
Im sorry I dont understand your criticizm. I thought this area was intended
to help people. I need help on Outlook backup which is what I thought this
thread was about???
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Brian Tillman
Phillipe Armitage said:No.
Im sorry I dont understand your criticizm. I thought this area was
intended to help people. I need help on Outlook backup which is what
I thought this thread was about???
Well, the original message is lost in obscurity because someone named
"Patrick" responded to the original thread as a new post instead of as a
reply, so I don't know who started the original.
And you didn't aswer my question. Are you using Exchange?
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Guest
I dont think I am using Exchange. How can I tell?
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Brian Tillman
Phillipe Armitage said:I dont think I am using Exchange. How can I tell?
What type of account do you have?
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Guest
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Brian Tillman
Phillipe Armitage said:POP3
Have you tried uninstalling the PFBACKUP program and reinstalling it?
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Gordon
Ian said:Hi Anyone. I would just like to know if this will save all my current
emails
as well as i intend to reformat but need all contact deatils and email for
reference
read the reply:
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CathyLacy
My Microsoft Office 2007 installation does not appear to have a menu
selection called 'Save My Settings Wizard' in Microsoft Office Tools. Where
can I get it from please?
selection called 'Save My Settings Wizard' in Microsoft Office Tools. Where
can I get it from please?
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