the new beta 2007 office killed my outlook

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After down loading 2007 office beta my outlook no longer works. I have
removed 2007 office but outlook will not work.
 
Office 2007 installed Outlook 2007. As two versions of Outlook can never
exist on the same computer, your Outlook 2003 was removed.
Before you go on, make sure you have your Office 2003 CDs.
I'd suggest to completely remove Office 2003, reboot and then reinstall
it. If that doesn't work, installing 2007 as an upgrade to 2003,
rebooting, removing 2007, removing 2003 and reinstalling 2003 might do
it.
Alternatively you can try to use Windows Safe Mode while 2003 is removed
and delete some files manually (namely the ones Outlook should give you
error messages about).

Patrick Schmid
 
Thanks Patrick,
Since i'm not much of a computer person when I remove Outlook 2003 will it
remove all of the info I have stored on files in Word?? If it do's can I move
them & put them back after I have Outlook working again.
Thanks so much for your help
 
Your documents will never be deleted by setup.
As long as the only thing you do is use the setup programs for Office,
you will be 100% fine. Office setup programs don't ever remove any
settings. You can remove and reinstall Office 2003 and none of the
settings you had in Office 2003 will change. Just don't use any registry
cleaner or similar tools.

Patrick Schmid
 
Thanks again Patrick,
I removed 2003 and reinstalled it everything came up as it had been. It
still has the same trouble that when I send from say the scanner it will not
send till I go to outlook select the mesg and hit send then everything is
fine. I do have it set to send right a way.
 
Larry,

I have the same problem as you did. Did removing and reinstalling Office
2003 wipe out all your email messages?
 
That is not possible; uninstalling Outlook doesn't remove any data just like
removing Word doesn't remove all your doc-files.

--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003


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