Does this apply to my problem as well?
I purchased an new PC for my wife -- and HP a200N with a 2.4 GHz Celeron and
Windows XP home edition. Great machine.
I since installed Office 2000 -- and all applications work just fine --
Word, Excel, etc. except OUTLOOK does not -- I use Outlook to synch our
Palm Pilots, address books, etc.. I use Outlook Express for email -- which
shares the phone book with Outlook and has been great on my ME machine.
When I try to start Outlook it starts and gives me the "window" with Outlook
2000 but then I get a "pop-up" which states:
"Personal Folder" -- The information service has not been configured.
Select an existing file to configure, or type the name of a new file to
create.
If I click and continue and try to create a Personal Folder -- which I have
done many times, I just get into a circular loop with no results. It tells
me to create a folder, and when I create one it tells me to configure it.
Etc. or that I had already created one.
neo said:
Did you try using the mail applet in the control panel to setup a profile?
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abl32 said:
I just bought a new computer that came with a trial version of MS
Office
2003. Since I already have MS Office Pro XP, I uninstalled the trial
versions and installed my CD. Everything works (Word, Excel, Powerpoint,
Frontpage, etc..) except Outlook. When I start the program up it says
"cannot load default email folders, would you like to open the default
system folder instead?" (something to that effect). Outlook then opens My
Computer. There's no calendar available, no email....basically it
becomes
a
fancy windows explorer. I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling my copy
several times to no avail.