Unable to export contacts - no translator

H

H Thiess

I use Office XP with Outlook 2002:

I need to export my contacts into a .csv file from OUtlook 2002. When I
started the Export wizard, I get a message that the translator file must
first be installed. I followed instructions in the online knowledge base to
"Add Components", but there is not even an "Export" component to add. (?!)
There is an Import component. I then updated my Office XP from the original
disk, and still no Export component. Why is there no Export translator in my
Outlook? I simply cannot export my contacts, and I don't know where to find
that damn translator that it needed! I've spent 2 hours on the Knowledge
base, with no luck!
 
R

Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]

If you use the Office Maintenace Wizard, you see no Importers and Exports to
install as Outlook components?
That's what we've all used.
 
H

H Thiess

No, but then again, I have not used an "Office Maintenance Wizard". Where
would I find that? I did a quick search of the hard drive before I responded
to this question, plus I checked the Control Panel. I found 50 wizards, but
none for Outlook or Office Components.

I am using Office XP Professional, and Outlook 2002 is part of that. What
am I missing?
 
R

Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]

When you put in the Office CD, the maintenance Wizard should launch by
default. Or you can launch it from Control Panel > Add/Remove.
What do you see under Outlook for features and utilities that you can add to
your installation?
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
H Thiess said:
No, but then again, I have not used an "Office Maintenance Wizard". Where
would I find that? I did a quick search of the hard drive before I
responded
to this question, plus I checked the Control Panel. I found 50 wizards,
but
none for Outlook or Office Components.

I am using Office XP Professional, and Outlook 2002 is part of that. What
am I missing?
 
H

H Thiess

OK, when I run Add Programs from my Office CD, it brings up a list of MS
Office Components. Under Outlook, it has a plus sign next to Importers and
Exporters; however, when I expand the list, it has ONLY the importer listed
as Import From Other Sources. There is no exporter.

I had pulled this up another before, but didn't go thru the same process you
described below. :)




Russ Valentine said:
When you put in the Office CD, the maintenance Wizard should launch by
default. Or you can launch it from Control Panel > Add/Remove.
What do you see under Outlook for features and utilities that you can add to
your installation?
 
R

Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]

As I recall, exporters are installed by default. If yours don't work, run
Detect and Repair.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
H Thiess said:
OK, when I run Add Programs from my Office CD, it brings up a list of MS
Office Components. Under Outlook, it has a plus sign next to Importers
and
Exporters; however, when I expand the list, it has ONLY the importer
listed
as Import From Other Sources. There is no exporter.

I had pulled this up another before, but didn't go thru the same process
you
described below. :)




Russ Valentine said:
When you put in the Office CD, the maintenance Wizard should launch by
default. Or you can launch it from Control Panel > Add/Remove.
What do you see under Outlook for features and utilities that you can add
to
your installation?
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
H Thiess said:
No, but then again, I have not used an "Office Maintenance Wizard".
Where
would I find that? I did a quick search of the hard drive before I
responded
to this question, plus I checked the Control Panel. I found 50
wizards,
but
none for Outlook or Office Components.

I am using Office XP Professional, and Outlook 2002 is part of that.
What
am I missing?

:

If you use the Office Maintenace Wizard, you see no Importers and
Exports
to
install as Outlook components?
That's what we've all used.
 

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