Outlook Disappeared

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After installing Office 2007 on my Microsoft XP computer I can no longer find
Outlook.

Any suggestions?
 
Onep said:
After installing Office 2007 on my Microsoft XP computer I can no longer
find
Outlook.

Any suggestions?


Did you install over the top of another version of Office?
 
Did you obtain an Office 2007 suite that actually contains Outlook?
For instance, the Home and Student edition don't include Outlook.
 
Onep said:
After installing Office 2007 on my Microsoft XP computer I can no longer find
Outlook.

Any suggestions?

Thanks for your help. He fixed it for me. He said that I failed to "lauch"
Outlook. He took care of it for me.
 
Hi,

I also have this problem. Outlook 2007 initially installed fine until I
tried to save a new appointment, at which point it crashed and told me there
was an error. I had also downloaded the recommended windows 4 search engine.
I repaired the set up, shut down etc. Outlook 2007 had disappeared - it
wasn't showing in my programmes or in a search for outlook.exe. Even worse
was the fact that a generic 'e mail' icon had appeared in my start menu which
led to ??

I have uninstalled, reinstalled, repaired etc for the last 6 hours and still
no outlook 2007 and no way to access my emails.

Windows diagnostics found no problems.

This is the 1st time in 20 years that I have found myself weeping over my
keyboard. Any ideas?

Many thanks, Liz.
 
I also have this problem. Outlook 2007 initially installed fine until I
tried to save a new appointment, at which point it crashed and told me there
was an error. I had also downloaded the recommended windows 4 search
engine.
I repaired the set up, shut down etc. Outlook 2007 had disappeared - it
wasn't showing in my programmes or in a search for outlook.exe. Even worse
was the fact that a generic 'e mail' icon had appeared in my start menu
which
led to ??

Open Windows Explorer and in the Address field enter
%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft Office\Office12
Click Go. Do you see OUTLOOK.EXE?
 
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