Mail Client Issue

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I still cannot get the outlook to be the default for the mail client. I
have tried to repair Outlook to no avail. It still is not listed in the
default programs, but it is checked as the default in outlook. Everytime I
click on a "contact us" link in a browser I get the error code, and them 30+
error web pages come up.

Please help, this is very frustrating !!!!

Thanks
 
Craig said:
I still cannot get the outlook to be the default for the mail client. I
have tried to repair Outlook to no avail. It still is not listed in the
default programs, but it is checked as the default in outlook. Everytime
I
click on a "contact us" link in a browser I get the error code, and them
30+
error web pages come up.

Please help, this is very frustrating !!!!


Got to Control Panel > Default Programs and Select Default Programs again.

Select Outlook and then select 'Set this program as default' and then press
OK.

ss.
 
Outlook is not listed there, as I mentioned. That was already one of the
first things I tried.

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Craig said:
Outlook is not listed there, as I mentioned. That was already one of the
first things I tried.


Try reinstalling Outlook then. I think you will get an option to 'repair'
when you try the installer again.

ss.
 
I have already run the Outlook repair to no avail.

Where is the outlook.pst file located in Vista ? I can't find it when I do
a search. I need to backup that file before re-installing the office
software. I can't afford to take a chance for that info to be lost or
damaged.

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Craig said:
I have already run the Outlook repair to no avail.

Where is the outlook.pst file located in Vista ? I can't find it when I
do
a search. I need to backup that file before re-installing the office
software. I can't afford to take a chance for that info to be lost or
damaged.


I think it should be in:

C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook

...by default.

I cannot be sure, as I have my Outlook files on a separate RAID1 volume.

ss.
 
I also have the following issue related to Vista with office.

# KB884202
"You must accept the Office End User License Agreement every time that you
start an Office program"

I'm definitely not doing anything in the registry.

C
 
No luck, as there is no AppData file under my user name.

Why can't I find this outlook.pst file when I do a search ? In XP I found
it in two seconds doing a search
 
Craig said:
No luck, as there is no AppData file under my user name.

Why can't I find this outlook.pst file when I do a search ? In XP I
found
it in two seconds doing a search


There is an AppData folder there. It's just hidden. Just replace USERNAME
with your username, and paste it into the address bar to get there, or
unhide hidden objects in Control Panel > Folder Options.

ss.
 
I just re-installed Outlook....which was really a repair and both issues are
still here

Any other suggestions ?

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Craig said:
I just re-installed Outlook....which was really a repair and both issues
are
still here

Any other suggestions ?


Yeah. Go here:

news://microsoft.public.outlook

ss.
 
When can I expect a reply for a email sent in the link you provided below ?

I'm starting to regret my decision to give Vista a try !

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Craig said:
When can I expect a reply for a email sent in the link you provided below
?

I'm starting to regret my decision to give Vista a try !


You already have a reply. It is not an email, but a newsgroup message, just
like this one here. It's just using a newsreader instead of the web
interface you are using now. You can still use the web interface, probably,
of you find that newsgroup - microsoft.public.outlook.

ss.
 
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