Outlook Appointment Problem

[Bradwin]

Office 2007 was just installed. When a new appointment is opened, or an
existing appointment is opened in the Outlook Calendar, the debugger also
opens. It must be closed more than 8 times before the appointment can be set
or read.

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

Have you tried clearing your forms cache?
Tools->Options->Other->Advanced->Custom Forms->Manage - clear forms cache.

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After furious head scratching, Bradwin asked:

| Office 2007 was just installed. When a new appointment is opened, or
| an existing appointment is opened in the Outlook Calendar, the
| debugger also opens. It must be closed more than 8 times before the
| appointment can be set or read.

 

[Bradwin]

The problem was related to installing the Outlook Live Maps add on. But
clearing the forms cache was helpful.

 

[aceychasing]

I'm having the same probelm. I don't see how to clear the forms cache in
Outlook help. Can someone tell me the procedure?
Thank you

 

[aceychasing]

Sorry I'm brillant! I just saw the previous instructions.

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Paste %USERPROFILE%\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Forms in the
Start menu, Run dialog or Start Search field in Vista. Delete the files in
it.

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[Bradwin]

Clearing the forms cache and uninstalling leo.exe, the program for the
Location add on to Outlook stopped the problem. However, a month later, I
tried to reinstall the add on, and it will not operate. I get a message
telling me that I have to install it.

Paste %USERPROFILE%\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Forms in the
Start menu, Run dialog or Start Search field in Vista. Delete the files in
it.

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I'm having the same probelm. I don't see how to clear the forms cache in
Outlook help. Can someone tell me the procedure?
Thank you