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Ballzo
I have searched the web repeatedly to resolve a most perplexing issue.
I use Outlook 2003, and I believe I did an upgrade from Office XP, thought I
don't specifically recall if I uninstalled Office XP or not.
I've got a small, but annoying issue with Outlook 2003. I use Word as my
e-mail editor.
Following a restart, if I go to reply to an e-mail I am greeted with an
hourglass and the following message:
1) "Preparing To Install" Never says what... Process completes in about
10-15
seconds... I am never given an opportunity to interact with the dialogue
box.
2) If I open Word as a standalone application the following message comes
up:
""An error occurred and this feature is no longer functioning properly.
Would you like to repair this feature now?"
I click OK. Then it says, "Preparing To Install."
What "feature" would that be? No information is given.
Following those errors I can open and close Word all day long without that
message reappaearing. I can also successfully reply to e-mail without seeing
this error.But if I reboot or restart, the error messages come up again.
I've done detect and repair, but no joy.....
I see that this issue plagues a number of people, who, like myself have been
unable to find an answer to this annoying problem.
Any help or assistance would be much appreciated..
Thanks!!
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I use Outlook 2003, and I believe I did an upgrade from Office XP, thought I
don't specifically recall if I uninstalled Office XP or not.
I've got a small, but annoying issue with Outlook 2003. I use Word as my
e-mail editor.
Following a restart, if I go to reply to an e-mail I am greeted with an
hourglass and the following message:
1) "Preparing To Install" Never says what... Process completes in about
10-15
seconds... I am never given an opportunity to interact with the dialogue
box.
2) If I open Word as a standalone application the following message comes
up:
""An error occurred and this feature is no longer functioning properly.
Would you like to repair this feature now?"
I click OK. Then it says, "Preparing To Install."
What "feature" would that be? No information is given.
Following those errors I can open and close Word all day long without that
message reappaearing. I can also successfully reply to e-mail without seeing
this error.But if I reboot or restart, the error messages come up again.
I've done detect and repair, but no joy.....
I see that this issue plagues a number of people, who, like myself have been
unable to find an answer to this annoying problem.
Any help or assistance would be much appreciated..
Thanks!!
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