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Subject: Outlook Express Problem
Category: Computers
Asked by: roberte-ga
List Price: $5.00
Posted: 12 May 2004 22:46 PDT
Expires: 11 Jun 2004 22:46 PDT
Question ID: 345584
Norton CrashGuard reports OleMainThreadWndName is Disabled when trying
to open Outlook Express on a Win98SE system.
PLEASE PROVIDE SOLUTION HOW TO FIX THIS AND AVOID THE PROBLEM IN THE FUTURE.
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Subject: Re: Outlook Express Problem
From: sanjay_bhardwaj-ga on 13 May 2004 03:45 PDT
 
Hi,

Upgrade you IE to 6.0 with SP1, that will resolve the problem of yours.

Cheers!!!

Sanjay
Subject: Re: Outlook Express Problem
From: roberte-ga on 13 May 2004 19:36 PDT
 
I'm afraid that this solution did not work.

I have since downloaded and installed all necessary critical updates
and a few others as well, and the preoblem still persists.

Hope for an alternative solution ASAP.
Subject: Re: Outlook Express Problem
From: rajeevranjansingh-ga on 13 May 2004 23:50 PDT
 
HI
Just take the back of all your mail. This problem can solved by just
format your system and try to install the latest version of window if
possible install XP.That might really solved your problem.

Let me know if it work or not.

Thanks
Subject: Re: Outlook Express Problem
From: djmartin1-ga on 16 May 2004 00:14 PDT
 
Suggestion #1: Uninstall Norton and see what happens.
Suggestion #2: Try Thunderbird from Mozilla.org it is an excellent
free replacement for Outlook Express.  I started playing with
Thunderbird a few weeks ago. I personally like it much better then
Outlook Express and have decided that it will be my main email client.
 One of the things that caught my attension was that it is designed
not to allow harmful code to be executed from an email.  It is also an
open source project.  As a side note which you will probably not care
about ... it has excellent IMAP support which is an alternate email
protocol.  I also am in the process of converting all my email
accounts over to a dedicated email service called Fastmail, it is
located at http://fastmail.fm
Subject: Re: Outlook Express Problem
From: franciscomesa-ga on 19 May 2004 00:34 PDT
 
1. Try to compact all the folders in Outlook express and empty and
compact the trash folder
2. If the folders are about 600MB, or more, it can make Outlook
Express crashes for memory problems.

What SO do you use?
Subject: Re: Outlook Express Problem
From: corwin02-ga on 20 May 2004 11:20 PDT
 
there is a chance the following dll is damaged : Ociw32.dll 
locate the dll , rename it to for example Ociw32.old and download
it from here 

http://msdn.microsoft.com/data/mdac/default.aspx

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