Outlook help

R

Rena25

when installing microsoft office 2007 it gives me an error message o
the mail profile "outlook"was created with a newer version of outloo
and might contain information that is not compatiable with your curren
outlook version. if you experience problems with this profile you ca
create a new profile. in windows control panel open mail then clic
show profiles and then click add.

What do i do
 
C

Crowntown

Rena25 may have left out information, but you left out a solution and gave a
lame response instead.

Installing Outlook 2010 (6-month trial BETA) essentially corrupts the OL
2007 profile without warning that it is doing so, and one cannot easily
revert to the previous profile without encounterign the error message Rena25
speaks of. Pointing someone to a Microsoft KB article that says the obvious
and saying "The message is correct. Do what it says," is an impractical and
uninformed response.

What if someone has 10 email accounts in their profile? They have to
recreate all the accounts and point the folders to which incoming messages
are to be delivered? Why? They didn't have to do this to upgrade to OL 2010.
Why doesn't OL 2010 BACK UP THE 2007 PROFILE before creating a new one,
making it impossible to open Outlook 2007 (if one reverts to it) without an
error message which default on Cancel?

Your reply was not at all helpful.
 
R

Russ Valentine

My reply was spot on. You never install any version of Outlook over another
without creating a new Outlook profile.
Outlook has never supported in place upgrades. Wake up.
 
B

Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Installing Outlook 2010 (6-month trial BETA) essentially corrupts the OL
2007 profile without warning that it is doing so, and one cannot easily
revert to the previous profile without encounterign the error message

Didn't do that for me on multiple machines.
 

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