KashGarinn
Member
Hi there.
I've been using office 2007 at home just to check it out, and I love, LOVE, how fast you can search for emails in it, and both in normal folders and public folders (an exchange thing)
It's a real shame google desktop can't search public folders in your outlook.. I wouldn't have upgraded otherwise.
So at home, I installed office after doing a clean install of windows xp, so no problems..
I thought 'hey I should try this at work'... and there I use office 2003, so I just upgraded my office.. everything works fine (access is a bit slow I feel) except outlook.. it freezes..
Ok, so I clean out office, deleted the stuff in outlok folder, install from scratch.. setup exchange account.. still same crappy freezing..
I can't be bothered to reinstall windows on my office computer, so I was wondering whether anyone had a clue what this is about.. (I'm suspecting google desktop which I use at work, not at home is perhaps triggering this.. but that could be paranoia.. or is it?)
I'm thinking that somewhere is a registry or a file which is doing the damage and isn't uninstalled when I uninstall office.. what's the best way to make sure it's all gone before trying to reinstall again?
Thanks for any replies.
K.
I've been using office 2007 at home just to check it out, and I love, LOVE, how fast you can search for emails in it, and both in normal folders and public folders (an exchange thing)
It's a real shame google desktop can't search public folders in your outlook.. I wouldn't have upgraded otherwise.
So at home, I installed office after doing a clean install of windows xp, so no problems..
I thought 'hey I should try this at work'... and there I use office 2003, so I just upgraded my office.. everything works fine (access is a bit slow I feel) except outlook.. it freezes..
Ok, so I clean out office, deleted the stuff in outlok folder, install from scratch.. setup exchange account.. still same crappy freezing..
I can't be bothered to reinstall windows on my office computer, so I was wondering whether anyone had a clue what this is about.. (I'm suspecting google desktop which I use at work, not at home is perhaps triggering this.. but that could be paranoia.. or is it?)
I'm thinking that somewhere is a registry or a file which is doing the damage and isn't uninstalled when I uninstall office.. what's the best way to make sure it's all gone before trying to reinstall again?
Thanks for any replies.
K.
