atw: Re: Outlook 2007/Vista problem

Hi Warren

IE 8 seems to be OK - and a bit better than IE 7.  But software 
isn't compatible - for example, LogMeIn - if anyone uses that - 
but you can run it in Firefox.  Otherwise no problems.

cheers
Suzy


On Tue Jun 30 19:37:20 CDT 2009, "Lewington, Warren J (WT)" 
<warren.lewington.ext@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Have you tried a detect and repair? That works in many cases 
> where a dll
> or equivalent has decided to go out to lunch, which may be the 
> problem
> here...
>  My bet will be windows Update has "fixed" some problems for you. 
> I have
> had a few glitches recently with Patch Tuesday updates (I turned 
> mine
> off to determine what goes on and stays off for the time being) 
> and had
> to restore back and unload some updates about three weeks ago. 
> That set
> of updates trashed one of my laptops.
>  I note also that IE 8 is being foisted on everyone. I haven't 
> and won't
> go there until I have to, but what has been the experience for 
> everyone
> else?
>  Regards,
> 
> Warren  ________________________________
> 
> From: austechwriter-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> [mailto:austechwriter-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of 
> Christine Kent
> Sent: Wednesday, 1 July 2009 10:25
> To: austechwriter@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: atw: Outlook 2007/Vista problem
> 
> 
> 
> Guys
> 
>  Has anyone else had this problem.  I open Outlook, it trots off 
> and gets
> my mail (either auto or manually), it downloads them all, but 
> seems to
> hang on the last email - which is actually delivered.   Then it 
> goes on strike.  It is hung and well retrieve no more emails.
> So I close it, but it is not gone - when I look in Task Manager 
> it is
> still there.  So I kill it in Task Manager, re-open and start 
> again -
> same process - ad infinitum.  This means I have to kill it in 
> Task
> Manager every time I want to retrieve my email.
> 
>  I had this problem 18 months ago when I first got my Windows 
> Vista/2007
> system, then at some stage it went away and now it is back.   Any 
> ideas?  I did have it set to minimise when I close it rather than 
> go
> away completely, but have since turned that "feature" off.
> 
>  Regards
> 
> Christine
> 
>

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