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From: MacGuiver on 17 Nov 2009 10:50 If I start up MS Outlook 2003 first thing in the morning it opens quite quickly. But, if I start my computer up and go to open Outlook at some time later in the day it takes ages to start up and usually hangs (Not responding). "End Program" causes the next attempt to start Outlook resulting in an error "Outlook has not been closed properly". Windows XP is in use, with Internet Explorer 7. * All Service packs are installed (Windows and Office). * Repairing Outlook has no effect. I just don't get why the time of day should have such an effect. Any ideas anyone?
From: DL on 17 Nov 2009 12:11
Maybe some program you are using is not releasing its memory. What amount of memory do you have and how much free space on C? "MacGuiver" <MacGuiver(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:142E9376-126E-46CF-8010-D643A4AA5212(a)microsoft.com... > If I start up MS Outlook 2003 first thing in the morning it opens quite > quickly. But, if I start my computer up and go to open Outlook at some > time > later in the day it takes ages to start up and usually hangs (Not > responding). > "End Program" causes the next attempt to start Outlook resulting in an > error > "Outlook has not been closed properly". > Windows XP is in use, with Internet Explorer 7. > > * All Service packs are installed (Windows and Office). > * Repairing Outlook has no effect. > > I just don't get why the time of day should have such an effect. > Any ideas anyone? > > |