| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 823.1 | No problem... | JULIET::HARRIS_MA | Networks Sales Exec | Fri Jan 17 1997 18:20 | 4 |
| 823.2 | | AXEL::FOLEY | http://axel.zko.dec.com | Fri Jan 17 1997 21:08 | 6 |
| 823.3 | Some Changes. | FLASK2::SYSTEM | Nigel Bridport @REO | Mon Jan 20 1997 07:49 | 8 |
| 823.4 | Be cautious with the new schuling facility under Outlook | VAOU09::ras018p02.vao.dec.com::FBROWN | Fred Brown, NT Wizard | Wed Jan 22 1997 20:45 | 9 |
| 823.5 | Alpha Outlook? | HYDRA::LAVIN | | Fri Mar 07 1997 19:04 | 10 |
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I've tried installing Outlook on a system running alpha based exchange
and get all kinds of errors about some .fav file not being read-only
and get errors about some parameters bein wrong...exchange client
works fine...Does anyone have both working???
leo
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| 823.6 | | BBRDGE::LOVELL | � l'eau; c'est l'heure | Fri Mar 07 1997 21:51 | 20 |
| Hmmm - I don't believe your problem is at all related to Alpha
platform. I have the same problem on stock standard Intel ....
After entering my DIGITAL2 password, the Outlook desktop screen paints,
then a message box ;
"An error occurred in the folder shortcuts file (.fav). Outlook
will recreate the default folder shortcuts."
OK
"Outlook could not save the updated folder shortcut information.
Check to make sure there is sufficient disk space and that the file
E:/WINDOWS/MS Exchange Settings.FAV is not marked read-only."
OK
This happens every time I start Outlook on one of my PCs but not on the
other. I've even re-installed Outlook from scratch but the problem
remains.
/Chris/
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| 823.7 | Fixed | BBRDGE::LOVELL | � l'eau; c'est l'heure | Sat Mar 08 1997 21:45 | 12 |
| Well - I was encouraged to find that I was not alone with this problem
so I set out to track it down. It is a known problem with Outlook as
described in KnowledgeBase article Q163147.
The solution is to set your display adapter to standard VGA (or
reboot in Safe Mode), run Outlook once and exit. You can then set
your display adapter back to your original settings and reboot. This
manoeuvre allows Outlook to start up and exit normally from then on.
Strange but true. It worked for me.
/Chris/
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| 823.8 | Not so Great | MK1BT1::BLAISDELL | | Thu May 08 1997 14:51 | 8 |
| The Windows magazine that arrived in the mail yesterday includes a
strong recommendation NOT to upgrade to Office97 and Outlook.
Apparently a number of system lockup problems were traced to registry
problems introduced by the products, problems that become worse over
time. They also took a dim view of Word97 creating backward compatible
files as rich text files but naming them .doc.
- Bob
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