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Try the following methods. Method 1: Start->Start Search >   then type the following -> " Outlook.exe /resetnavpane " without the quotes. (Look for the space between outlook.exe and /) Method 2: Check if Outlook is in a compatibility mode: 1> Open My Computer>Local Disk C>Program Files>Microsoft Office>Office 12>Outlook.exe. (If you are using a 64 bit machine, go to C:\Program Files x86\Microsoft Office>Office 12>Outlook.exe )  2> Right click on Outlook.exe and click on Properties and then click on Compatibility tab. Check if you have any check mark in any of the compatibility mode options. Make sure you also click on the option " change settings for all users " tab at the bottom of the same screen and look for similar check boxes in the window. 3> If you see any check boxes in the compatibility mode options, uncheck all the boxes and click on Apply and OK . 4> Try to open outlook again Meth...

Method 1: The easiest is to look at your Disable Scheduled Send/Receive option, located under Tools->Send/Receive settings. If this is checked, there's a chance unchecking it could solve the problem. If above step doesn't work Method 2 :To resolve this behavior, create a new Send/Receive group in Outlook: On the Tools menu, point to Send/Receive Settings , and then click Define Send/Receive Groups Under Group Name , click the group, and then click Copy . Under Send/Receive Group Name , type the new group name, and then click OK . Under Group Name , click the old group name. Under both When Outlook is Online and When Outlook is Offline , click to clear the check box for Include this group in Send/Receive (F9) . Click Close . Quit Outlook, and then restart Outlook. Outlook 2010 To resolve this behavior, create a new Send/Receive group in Outlook: Click File , and then click Options . Click the Advanced tab. In the Find Send and Recieve s...

We're seeing many reports of Outlook 2007 being very, very slow. As of this date, we don't know the cause but we do have some possible solutions. Before trying these solutions, install the Outlook Performance update Solution 1 : Rename or delete outcmd.dat, extend.dat, views.dat and frmcache.dat. Outlook will recreate these files as needed. Look for these files at the following locations in Windows XP and 7: Outcmd.dat: C:\Documents and Settings\ \Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook C:\Users\ \AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Outlook Extend.dat: C:\Documents and Settings\ \Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook C:\Users\ \AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook Frmcache.dat: C:\Documents and Settings\ \Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook C:\Users\ \AppData\Local\Microsoft\FORMS Views.dat: C:\Documents and Settings\ \Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook C:\Users\ \AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook Solution 2 : Create a new PST. Although the Outlook 2007 PST is essentia...

Establishing permissions allow you to determine who you share your Calendar with and the kind of access those people have to your Calendar . Access can be provided to allow others to make appointments on your Calendar or for others to only view your C alendar . For more information on how to share your Calendar , refer to Shared Calendars and Sharing Your Calendar with Department Members . Granting Access to Your Calendar Changing Calendar Permissions Removing Access to Your Calendar Granting Access to Your Calendar You can choose to grant access to your calendar to either specific people or all people. In addition, you can select how much access other users have to your calendar. Granting Access to Users: Invitation Option If you want to allow only specific users to view your Calendar , you can send them an invitation to do so. When you send an invitation, the person will automatically be granted view-only access to your Calendar . In addition, you can choo...