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Stewart Berman
Office 2007 Ultimate
XP Pro SP3
I had an Internet connectivity problem and had to take my computer offline. When I started Outlook
I got a message from the tray icon saying Outlook could not reach the server and would be working
offline. Then it turned into a different icon and the mouse over tip says "Microsoft Outlook is
synchronizing folders."
Outlook is "Not Responding". The status bar says "Send/Receive Status 60%".
Is there a problem using Outlook offline? Why does it say it is synchronizing folders when there
isn't anything to synchronize them with?
If I kill it it just reopens and hangs again.
Is there a way open Outlook without an add-ins getting loaded (in case this is a add-in problem)?
XP Pro SP3
I had an Internet connectivity problem and had to take my computer offline. When I started Outlook
I got a message from the tray icon saying Outlook could not reach the server and would be working
offline. Then it turned into a different icon and the mouse over tip says "Microsoft Outlook is
synchronizing folders."
Outlook is "Not Responding". The status bar says "Send/Receive Status 60%".
Is there a problem using Outlook offline? Why does it say it is synchronizing folders when there
isn't anything to synchronize them with?
If I kill it it just reopens and hangs again.
Is there a way open Outlook without an add-ins getting loaded (in case this is a add-in problem)?