Add-in's don't add in

[Glen Robinson]

Hi,

I thought to switch from Outlook Express to Outlook (mostly for it's
calendering functions) and imported the emails and rules, etc. When I went
looking for the rules, there wasn't any, nor was there any Junk E-mail
folder that Outlook apparently creates automatically. I couldn't even find
the Rules Wizard in the menus.

I eventually found my way to the Add-In Manager, and found that only "Fax
Server Extension" and "Exchange Extension properties pages" appear to
Added-In. "Install" gives me a list of all the other ones that should be
added-in, including RWIZ1.ecf, however, selecting it for install, doesn't do
anything. I also checked the components installation, to make sure that
there wasn't anything in that that could cause an issue. There wasn't.

I run Outlook2002 on XP without an Exchange Server (stand alone).

HELP??

Cheers,
Glen

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

Do you have any mail accounts installed in Outlook 2002?

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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Having searched the archives, Glen Robinson <[email protected]>
asked

| Hi,
|
| I thought to switch from Outlook Express to Outlook (mostly for it's
| calendering functions) and imported the emails and rules, etc. When I
| went looking for the rules, there wasn't any, nor was there any Junk
| E-mail folder that Outlook apparently creates automatically. I
| couldn't even find the Rules Wizard in the menus.
|
| I eventually found my way to the Add-In Manager, and found that only
| "Fax Server Extension" and "Exchange Extension properties pages"
| appear to Added-In. "Install" gives me a list of all the other ones
| that should be added-in, including RWIZ1.ecf, however, selecting it
| for install, doesn't do anything. I also checked the components
| installation, to make sure that there wasn't anything in that that
| could cause an issue. There wasn't.
|
| I run Outlook2002 on XP without an Exchange Server (stand alone).
|
| HELP??
|
| Cheers,
| Glen