Uninstall/reinstall rarely helps - a reinstall or repair is just as effective.
If a new profile helps, it might be the password dialog that is coming up -
I've often suspected it was that dialog but had no way to prove it.
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I am thinking of creating a new profile tomorrow to see if this is
something that will bypass the original cause.
The only corporate add-in around here is LiveMeeting but this client does
not have it installed. Under the AddIn manager, I unchecked everything but
nothing looked bogus or beyond what we all have and nothing is listed under
COMS.
Others upstream have already repaired Office and uninstalled, reinstalled
Outlook.
If a new Outlook profile does not help I will upgrade her to Office 2003
and see if that changes anything.
The last resort which certainly seems like overkill is a new corporate
image.
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