Error: 'Not implemented' (Outlook 2007)

[Pilgrim]

I just upgraded Office 2003 Pro to Office 2007 Pro and everything went fine except for Outlook. The first time I tried to open Outlook I got an error and it said to run "Setup" again. So, I inserted the CD and ran the "Repair" option. This resolved the opening of Outlook, but now hardly anything is accessible or functioning, e.g., Send/Receive, New message, Reply, etc... When clicking on any of those items I get an error: "Not implemented". <IMG SRC=http://www.the-highway.com/Smileys/hairout2.gif>

Any ideas what is causing this or at least what I should do to resolve this short of calling Microsoft at my expense?

Jeff

[JoeP517]

I'd uninstall everything and start from scratch. I've upgraded a couple of systems (XP & Vista) without a problem.

Joe

[Pilgrim]

Joe,

I beat you to it.... <img src=/S/tongue.gif border=0 alt=tongue width=15 height=15>. Since Google turned up basically nothing in regard to the error(s) I was getting in relation to Outlook 2007 I decided to bite the bullet and uninstall everything and reinstall Office again. Everything is working 100% now in Outlook..... NICE!

Thanks as always for lending a hand. <IMG SRC=http://www.the-highway.com/Smileys/BigThumbUp.gif>

Jeff

[JoeP517]

I like Outlook 2007 a lot. Take a look at DactylMatrix - Ryan's Blog - PDF Preview Handler for Outlook/Vista - Adobe and Steve Clayton: Geek In Disguise : Preview PDF's in Outlook - Foxit and Windows Vista and Office: View Data Your Way With Our Managed Preview Handler Framework -- MSDN Magazine, January 2007

Joe

[Pilgrim]

Joe,

WOW... I took a great interest in thos "Pdf Handlers"..... have you tried either/both of them? If so, which one do you think is better; the Adobe one (DactylMatrix) or the Foxit one (Steve Clayton)?

Jeff

[JoeP517]

I'm using the Adobe one as I've got Adobe Reader installed. It seems OK. I've not tried the Foxit version.

Joe

[Pilgrim]

I also installed the "Adobe" add-in since I have Acrobat Reader 8.0 installed. It works great!! In fact, this attachment preview feature is absolutely marvelous, IMHO. <IMG SRC=http://www.the-highway.com/Smileys/BigThumbUp.gif>

Jeff