iCardAddln Micorsoft Outlook 2003

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When starting Outlook 2003, every time I get an automation error. Top bar in
blue reads "iCardAddln" Gray box reads "Automation Error" 2nd line reads
Specific module could not be found". I have tried reloading the program,
repairing the program and a search of the web has not shown me anything about
this error.

Thanks
 
go to tools, options, other, advanced, addins and disable it. also delete
extend.dat.
 
Yaboo1964 said:
Tried that too, still no extend.dat.
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In Windows Explorer, enter "%AppData%\Microsoft\Outlook" (without the
quotes) in the Address field. Click Go. You should see it there. Outlook
2003 does not operate without creating extend.dat.
 
Nope, 8 files, none are extend.dat.

Brian Tillman said:
In Windows Explorer, enter "%AppData%\Microsoft\Outlook" (without the
quotes) in the Address field. Click Go. You should see it there. Outlook
2003 does not operate without creating extend.dat.
Click to expand...
 
Nope, 8 files, none are extend.dat.
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I'm running Outlook 2003 on a Windows/2000 machine and I don't have
an extend.dat file in that directory either.

However, I do see one here:

Documents and Settings\me\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook

where 'me' is my user name.

Perhaps that is the location you meant?
 
The default location is \Documents & Settings\'username'\Local
Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook
 
DL, well I finally found it and deleted it. However I am still getting the
automation error when I start up outlook.
 
Mark Hansen said:
I'm running Outlook 2003 on a Windows/2000 machine and I don't have
an extend.dat file in that directory either.

However, I do see one here:

Documents and Settings\me\Local Settings\Application
Data\Microsoft\Outlook

where 'me' is my user name.

Perhaps that is the location you meant?
Click to expand...

Yup. I mistyped. I should have typed
%UserProfile%\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook. Sorry for
the mistake.
 
OK, the file is gone, but not the problem. Still get the automation error
when I open outlook. Help!
 
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