Outlook 2003 Crashes when using Automatic Formatting

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Learn how to post a question:

See that large white space beneath the subject line? Use it to provide at least a modicum of information about what you are trying to accomplish. Otherwise, you are wasting our time and yours when someone has to come along and try to pry information out of you.


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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
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reading.

After furious head scratching, SO3 asked:

| Why?
 
Thank you for your patronising reply!

I have posted the details on here before fairly recently and quite frankly
as no one MVP or otherwise has bothered to answer I wonder why Microsoft are
wasting my time with this product and money!

Yes I am angry and totaly fed up.
 
SO3IT said:
I have posted the details on here before fairly recently and quite
frankly as no one MVP or otherwise has bothered to answer I wonder
why Microsoft are wasting my time with this product and money!

Microsoft employees rarely read or answer questions in this newsgroup. It
not an official support channel. If you have a question or problem, post
the details. Saying "i've posted them before" doesn't help you get an
answer. No one's going to go searching for your prior posts.
 
Interesting, if I was an MVP I would have a quick scan, especially on the
first page or two, if not do a search, rather than re-invent the wheel. I
have searched not only this thread but all relating to Outlook and always do
when trying to find answers to problems. I have to say I was taken about by
the amount of crashes in OL 2003 in particular logged on here.

Makes a mockery of sending reports to Microsoft and plays into the hands of
F-OSS types.

Brain, thank you.
 
People who are paid for support do quick scans - people, like me and other
MVPs/helpers (read volunteers), are under no obligation to go searching for
your previous posts.

With the amount of traffic here, if you don't post your particulars, your
post will be skipped, at least by me, and a few others who hold the same
beliefs that if you want help, you provide details.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, SO3IT asked:

| Interesting, if I was an MVP I would have a quick scan, especially on
| the first page or two, if not do a search, rather than re-invent the
| wheel. I have searched not only this thread but all relating to
| Outlook and always do when trying to find answers to problems. I have
| to say I was taken about by the amount of crashes in OL 2003 in
| particular logged on here.
|
| Makes a mockery of sending reports to Microsoft and plays into the
| hands of F-OSS types.
|
| Brain, thank you.
|
|
|
| "Brian Tillman" wrote:
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||| I have posted the details on here before fairly recently and quite
||| frankly as no one MVP or otherwise has bothered to answer I wonder
||| why Microsoft are wasting my time with this product and money!
||
|| Microsoft employees rarely read or answer questions in this
|| newsgroup. It not an official support channel. If you have a
|| question or problem, post the details. Saying "i've posted them
|| before" doesn't help you get an answer. No one's going to go
|| searching for your prior posts. --
|| Brian Tillman
 
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