Upgrade from Office 2000 to Office 2003,

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After upgrading a computer from Office 2000 to Office 2003. I have a problem
with the "Send TO" Mail Recipient not working. when trying to do a send to.
with the Outlook 2003 client up and running I get the following error message.

"Microsoft Office Outlook"
the Operation Failed

Computer is running Windows XP Service Pack 2. with all of the current
updates avabile.

Office 2003 "with all of its updates installed."

Cheking in the Event Logs,. there is no Error recorded there. and i have
logging set to MAX. there is nothing in the KB that i was able to find that
was releated to this issue. and the only thing that outlook says is The
Operaton Failed"

If I am unable to get a resolution for this issue I will have to recoment to
all of my client NOT TO WASTE THEIR TIME WITH OFFICE 2003, as there are too
many bugs with the upgrade not working correctelly.

t
 
Randy said:
After upgrading a computer from Office 2000 to Office 2003. I have a
problem with the "Send TO" Mail Recipient not working. when trying
to do a send to. with the Outlook 2003 client up and running I get
the following error message.

"Microsoft Office Outlook"
the Operation Failed

Computer is running Windows XP Service Pack 2. with all of the current
updates avabile.

Office 2003 "with all of its updates installed."

Cheking in the Event Logs,. there is no Error recorded there. and i
have logging set to MAX. there is nothing in the KB that i was able
to find that was releated to this issue. and the only thing that
outlook says is The Operaton Failed"

If I am unable to get a resolution for this issue I will have to
recoment to all of my client NOT TO WASTE THEIR TIME WITH OFFICE
2003, as there are too many bugs with the upgrade not working
correctelly.

t

Don't understand. I installed Office 2003 clean, and had no problems with
Outlook 2003 at all. Perhaps you could uninstall Office and reinstall it
clean.
 

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