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Jorg
Hi,
My OL2003 .PST file list is screwed up. The same .PST file shows up twice in
the OL2003 display tree and when I try to close it, it says, "An object
couldn't be found". Using the File Menu > Manage Files function allows me to
delete one file but not both.
In short: Is there a way to completely re-set OL2003 as if I never had used
it in the first place?
There's a KB article to accomplish this for OL2000, but the steps outlined
there don't seem to have any effect on OL2003:
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=197653
If a complete re-set is not possible, is there a way to make OL2003 "forget"
which .PST files it once called its own? Maybe delete my OL2003 profile? How
would I go about that?
Any method you suggest has to be outside of OL2003's user interface, as my
settings seem so corrupt at this point, that OL2003 is completely confused as
to which files are supposed to be in its list and which aren't.
So I'm looking for something like deleting registry entries or system files.
Thanks!
-Jorg
My OL2003 .PST file list is screwed up. The same .PST file shows up twice in
the OL2003 display tree and when I try to close it, it says, "An object
couldn't be found". Using the File Menu > Manage Files function allows me to
delete one file but not both.
In short: Is there a way to completely re-set OL2003 as if I never had used
it in the first place?
There's a KB article to accomplish this for OL2000, but the steps outlined
there don't seem to have any effect on OL2003:
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=197653
If a complete re-set is not possible, is there a way to make OL2003 "forget"
which .PST files it once called its own? Maybe delete my OL2003 profile? How
would I go about that?
Any method you suggest has to be outside of OL2003's user interface, as my
settings seem so corrupt at this point, that OL2003 is completely confused as
to which files are supposed to be in its list and which aren't.
So I'm looking for something like deleting registry entries or system files.
Thanks!
-Jorg