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Terry Pinnell
Cryptic subject header I suppose, but what I'm asking is under what
conditions does the program OUTLOOK.EXE get loaded please?
What prompted this was that I was trying (eventually unsuccessfully)
to install Microsoft PhotoDraw (part of Office 2000 Premium) on my XP
PC. At one stage I had a surprising message saying it couldn't
continue because Outlook was running. I certainly didn't have Outlook
2000 open in a window on my PC. It was just one of my Quick Launch
icons. Was this message perhaps because my Pocket PC was cradled? If
not, why *was* it running?
Anyway, I used Crl-Alt-Del, found OUTLOOK.EXE, and stopped it. But,
after I'd given up on the PhotoDraw installation (it's incompatible
with XP), ActiveSync was still running OK. I removed and replaced the
PPC and it went through its 'Connected...syncing procedure. When I
looked at Task List again, OUTLOOK.EXE was back.
Does OUTLOOK get loaded automatically? When PPC is placed in cradle?
conditions does the program OUTLOOK.EXE get loaded please?
What prompted this was that I was trying (eventually unsuccessfully)
to install Microsoft PhotoDraw (part of Office 2000 Premium) on my XP
PC. At one stage I had a surprising message saying it couldn't
continue because Outlook was running. I certainly didn't have Outlook
2000 open in a window on my PC. It was just one of my Quick Launch
icons. Was this message perhaps because my Pocket PC was cradled? If
not, why *was* it running?
Anyway, I used Crl-Alt-Del, found OUTLOOK.EXE, and stopped it. But,
after I'd given up on the PhotoDraw installation (it's incompatible
with XP), ActiveSync was still running OK. I removed and replaced the
PPC and it went through its 'Connected...syncing procedure. When I
looked at Task List again, OUTLOOK.EXE was back.
Does OUTLOOK get loaded automatically? When PPC is placed in cradle?