How do I open Outlook 2007 in safe mode?

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I've been having lots of problems with Outlook 2007 "not responding." I've
been advised to open it in safe mode, but with vista there's no "Run" option
on the start menu and I can't figure out how to start in safe mode without
that. This is probably a simple thing, but I'm stumped. Thanks for your
help.
 
parkmp1 said:
I've been having lots of problems with Outlook 2007 "not responding."
I've been advised to open it in safe mode, but with vista there's no "Run"
option on the start menu and I can't figure out how to start in safe mode
without that. This is probably a simple thing, but I'm stumped.
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Use a Microsoft Office program in User-Initiated Safe mode:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook/HP101407921033.aspx#2

Microsoft Outlook newsgroups:
microsoft.public.outlook.*
http://www.microsoft.com/office/community/en-us/flyoutoverview.mspx

Charlie42
 
parkmp1 said:
I've been having lots of problems with Outlook 2007 "not responding."
I've
been advised to open it in safe mode, but with vista there's no "Run"
option
on the start menu
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There is on mine - what version Vista?
 
Have you tried to Repair Outlook? Click on the Help icon and select Office
diagnostics.

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The simple answer is to hold down the ctrl key while you start Outlook 2007.
You have to keep the key down until Outlook starts and it will tell you it is
in "Safe Mode."
 
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