Outook functions "New", "Reply" etc. are inactive...

G

Goldilocks

Last night I tired to reply to an email and found that all the functions were
shaded and inactive. Rebooting did not help...Had worked fine. Outlook 2003
on an XP
 
G

Goldilocks

To clarify: I can receive emails and my internet connection is fine. Please
help...thank you.
 
R

Roady [MVP]

Did you already activate your version of Outlook/Office?
Also, can you still create new documents in Word, Excel or PowerPoint? The
behavior you describe makes me assume you are in reduced functionality mode.
 
G

Goldilocks

Oh! I had not tried to work with WORD...but you are right...can't do that
either.

That makes sense...I recently had to re-load everything after the computer
was in the shop...I keep getting those pesky "Activate Now" alerts, that I
never have time to read...I bought the program years ago, but have had
several computer crashes that require re-loading...seems I'm over my limit
and need to actually call them.

Thank you...your answer was "spot on".
 
R

Roady [MVP]

You're welcome! :)



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Goldilocks said:
Oh! I had not tried to work with WORD...but you are right...can't do that
either.

That makes sense...I recently had to re-load everything after the computer
was in the shop...I keep getting those pesky "Activate Now" alerts, that I
never have time to read...I bought the program years ago, but have had
several computer crashes that require re-loading...seems I'm over my limit
and need to actually call them.

Thank you...your answer was "spot on".
 
M

Mishell

Hello Robert!
I am having the same exact issues as Goldilocks, no ability to enter new
emails or reply to emails but i can receive them. How do i activate my new
2007 version of outlook? i tried to accomplish this thru my programs and an
activation link but was just prompted to a blank page in word that i could
not type in? i just installed this new outlook version with a brand new
Lenovo laptop i recieved on Monday, please help, i've been working on this
fix all day. thanks so much!
 

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