Business Contact Manager (BCM) in Office2007

[Vant]

For some time now I've lost the "Communication History" view in my Business Contacts records. The "General" and "Details" views are fine but when I click on "History", there is no response. The Communication History Folder seems to be OK since new appointment and other activity are being logged into the folder.

I've tried re-installing Outlook 2007 and BCM with no success. However, when I transfer my pst and sbb files to my laptop Outlook program (via USB) the "History" view works fine.

OS on my desktop is Win7 (64 bit); OS on laptop is Vista (32 bit). I can't be sure that the problem occurred after converting my desktop from Vista to Win7. I'm pretty sure the "History" feature was still working under the Win7 OS. I've also tried using the pst/ost repair programs with no success.

I would appreciate any comments or suggestions you may have regarding this problem and thank you in advance.
Vant

[JoeP517]

Does the form open?

Do you get an error message?

Have you checked the Application Event Log?

Have you installed any new software recently?

Joe

[normb]

For some time now I've lost the "Communication History" view in my Business Contacts records. The "General" and "Details" views are fine but when I click on "History", there is no response. The Communication History Folder seems to be OK since new appointment and other activity are being logged into the folder.

I've tried re-installing Outlook 2007 and BCM with no success. However, when I transfer my pst and sbb files to my laptop Outlook program (via USB) the "History" view works fine.

OS on my desktop is Win7 (64 bit); OS on laptop is Vista (32 bit). I can't be sure that the problem occurred after converting my desktop from Vista to Win7. I'm pretty sure the "History" feature was still working under the Win7 OS. I've also tried using the pst/ost repair programs with no success.

I would appreciate any comments or suggestions you may have regarding this problem and thank you in advance.
Vant

[normb]

I used to have this issue with one of my engineering programs. The very best solution is to install your software on a different partition. That way it wont be affected by the UAC (User Accounts Control). Or you can shut off the User Accounts Control, install your software then reboot and turn the UAC back on.

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