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I installed Office 2003 Pro on a new PC on Saturday. All went fine,
Outlook working perfectly. Last night I checked my emails (POP3
account) and replied to a mail. 20 minutes later I went to write
another email and realised the New button on the toolbar was now greyed
out. Going to File then New the only items in the menu that aren't
greyed out are 'navigation pane shortcut' and 'internet fax'.
Going into Tools the Options link is also greyed out. When I've got an
email open the Reply, Forward, etc options are all greyed out.
Tried restarting Outlook, rebooting PC, repairing the installation,
reinstalling Office, running a virus scan, doing a system restore...
nothing fixes it. When you first open Outlook the New button isn't
greyed out and if you're REALLY quick you can hit it and get a new
email open, but it greys itself out so quickly that's hard to
achieve.
Anyone come across anything like this before? I don't know what else to
try and i'm baffled as to what caused it to break last night as I did
absolutely nothing on the computer between replying to the email and
going to compose a new one.
Thanks,
Jen
Outlook working perfectly. Last night I checked my emails (POP3
account) and replied to a mail. 20 minutes later I went to write
another email and realised the New button on the toolbar was now greyed
out. Going to File then New the only items in the menu that aren't
greyed out are 'navigation pane shortcut' and 'internet fax'.
Going into Tools the Options link is also greyed out. When I've got an
email open the Reply, Forward, etc options are all greyed out.
Tried restarting Outlook, rebooting PC, repairing the installation,
reinstalling Office, running a virus scan, doing a system restore...
nothing fixes it. When you first open Outlook the New button isn't
greyed out and if you're REALLY quick you can hit it and get a new
email open, but it greys itself out so quickly that's hard to
achieve.
Anyone come across anything like this before? I don't know what else to
try and i'm baffled as to what caused it to break last night as I did
absolutely nothing on the computer between replying to the email and
going to compose a new one.
Thanks,
Jen