Microsoft Office 2000 Prof. ( outlook Bar)

[Kevin kfre2004]

The problem is with office 2000 specifically outlook and
with the outlook bar. On the out look bar there is a
hyperlink called my shourtcuts. When I click on it to
open it I get this error message Unable to switch to new
category. Out of memory or system resources. Close some
windows or programs and try again. I have website saved on
it and would like to see them. I have ran detect and
repair I have 512 MB of Ram
..

 

[Robert Crayk]

You may have a damaged Outlook Bar, starting Outlook with this switch
"resetoutlookbar" will rebuild the Outlook bar back to default, the downside
is you would lose all customisation. To start outlook with this switch go to
Start > Run > type "outlook /resetoutlookbar" without the quotes

 

[Guest]

Hi Thank you for the information but When I typed that in
the run box I got Cannot open the file
outlook/resetoutlookbar( or one of its componets) Make
sure the path and filename are correct and that all
required libraries are available. Although when I type
outlook , outlook will open

 

[Robert Crayk]

You need to put a space after outlook and before the Forward slash.

 

[Guest]

The command line argument is not valid. Veryfy the switch
you are useing, is the message I got I am so sorry I
havent a clue. This is what I am typeing
outllok /resetoutllokbar

 

[Robert Crayk]

Its outlook /resetoutlookbar, if this doesnt work then you need to browse to
the Outlook.exe file and then put the switch in for example
"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office10\Outlook.exe." /resetoutlookbar
in this example you would leave the quotes in and please note your path to
outlook.exe may differ.

 

[Kevin kfre2004]

I want to thank you , I lost my webpages but that is a
small price to pay. I was afraid I would have to reinstall
the program. Thank you again

-----Original Message-----
Its outlook /resetoutlookbar, if this doesnt work then you need to browse to
the Outlook.exe file and then put the switch in for example
"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office10

\Outlook.exe." /resetoutlookbar

 

[Robert Crayk]

Glad it worked for you

I want to thank you , I lost my webpages but that is a
small price to pay. I was afraid I would have to reinstall
the program. Thank you again
\Outlook.exe." /resetoutlookbar