R
Rich Harris
Where are the best lists for ways Outlook 2007 hangs or crashes or goes
really slow?
And for Outlook 2007 and Office 2007 problems as a whole?
And for the solutions / fixes of course.
I've been shooting down bugs and cleaning bad items since pre beta Office
versions. I've quit looking very actively, but implement or check all I hear
about, including everything on this and the calendaring list. But my Outlook
2007 still went pop & crashed Friday and this morning was hung up in
calendaring for no good reason I could see.
I'll take pointers to individual fixes but I'd really like to find a more
comprehensive source:
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A microsoft troubleshooter or article that's relatively complete and kept
up to date.
An experts web site.
A wiki somewhere, or a sub-part
[even somewhere in the] MS contributors one if it's gathered enough steam
on this.
Someones tool set, I'll pay!
A good book, if backed by a updated web site.
Anything relatively complete and up to date, even if it's just pointers.
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I just can't tell my boss that he ought to take 100 users and everything
from smart phones and tablets to workstations to Outlook 2007, Office 2007 &
Exchange Server 2007.
I don't see anything straightforward to give a systems manager, much less a
tech to use to help a user through the transition and cleanup.
really slow?
And for Outlook 2007 and Office 2007 problems as a whole?
And for the solutions / fixes of course.
I've been shooting down bugs and cleaning bad items since pre beta Office
versions. I've quit looking very actively, but implement or check all I hear
about, including everything on this and the calendaring list. But my Outlook
2007 still went pop & crashed Friday and this morning was hung up in
calendaring for no good reason I could see.
I'll take pointers to individual fixes but I'd really like to find a more
comprehensive source:
----
A microsoft troubleshooter or article that's relatively complete and kept
up to date.
An experts web site.
A wiki somewhere, or a sub-part
[even somewhere in the] MS contributors one if it's gathered enough steam
on this.
Someones tool set, I'll pay!
A good book, if backed by a updated web site.
Anything relatively complete and up to date, even if it's just pointers.
----
I just can't tell my boss that he ought to take 100 users and everything
from smart phones and tablets to workstations to Outlook 2007, Office 2007 &
Exchange Server 2007.
I don't see anything straightforward to give a systems manager, much less a
tech to use to help a user through the transition and cleanup.