More research has occured:
I cannot fine my .pst listed in the Data File Management dialog. Could
this
be the issue? How do I get my data file (it must be somewhere on this
machine) to be listed?
:
I got access to all my folders, deleted the extend.dat files, modified
the
registry to not have a reference to the faxextend and now doing a
"Send
To"
calling Outlook works perfectly!
But I still don't have access to those damn checkboxes in WMDC! It
insists
that Outlook is not installed.
Any other ideas?
:
Roady,
My registry is OK, but I can't access my "Local Settings" folder.
Vista has
it locked down.
Bubbaman
:
I would indeed recommend solving that error first before
troubleshooting
WMDC.
--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
http://www.howto-outlook.com/
Outlook FAQ, HowTo, Downloads, Add-Ins and more
-----
I researched the error message and got a great reference on this
page:
http://www.ureader.com/message/33301050.aspx
Apparently there are two places the "extend.dat" file could be
and
you
should delete them. A registry key fix is also offered. It
seems
to have
fixed the issue of calling Outlook for at least one user!
I am hoping this works for me, as I'll assume that being able to
call
Outlook successfully will make the options in Windows Mobile
Device
Center
accessible (WMDC will see Outlook as installed). I hope my
logic
is
correct.
Any additional info would be appreciated!
- Bubbaman
:
Roady:
You are on to something here! Thank you very much!!!
I tried to do a "Send To" and it failed, reporting:
"The Add-in "FaxExtension" (C:\WINDOWS\system32\fxsext32.dll)
cannot be
loaded and has been disabled by Outlook. Please contact the
Add-in
manufacturer for an update. If no update is available, please
uninstall
the
Add-in."
This means that Outlook is probably not registered in the
registry,
right?
That would explain why the Windows Mobile Device Center can't
"find" it
either - is this correct?
Can I edit the registry? Do I need to re-install Outlook? The
Outlook
2007
on this machine was installed by me over the Outlook 2003 that
came with
this
laptop a few months ago. If I need to re-install, is there
anything I
need
to know to do it differently this time?
Again, thank you very much. I glimmer of hope on the horizon!!
- Bubbaman
:
Does initiating a new mail from another application works and
load
Outlook
correctly? Like for instance right click on a file-> Send
To->
Mail
Recipient?
If so I would start with troubleshooting at the WMDC
newsgroup
which is
supported in;
microsoft.public.pocketpc.activesync
--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
http://www.howto-outlook.com/
Outlook FAQ, HowTo, Downloads, Add-Ins and more
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message
I have a new Dell Laptop running Vista with Office 2007
loaded
and
working
perfectly. Except, when I attempt to sync with my Axim X3,
the
connection
with the PDA works fine, but I cannot select Contacts,
Calendar,
Tasks,
etc
from the "Set Up Your Device" dialog as they are
grayed-out.
When I
hover
the mouse over these grayed-out options, the tooltip says
"Outlook
has not
been installed". Outlook 2007 IS installed and working
perfectly!
I have tried every trick I could find on these boards as
well
as
others,
including removing/reintalling Windows Mobile Device Center
and the
related
update, deleting the partnership and other tricks. Any new
ideas on
this
front? Not being able to sync Outlook is a major problem
for
me and
I've
never had an issue before.
Thanks!