Outlook 2003 - not very stable, is it?
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Very often I find that it freezes when downloading huge mails. And on occasions it simply crashes (freezes infinitely - so we are forced to terminate the process) Nish :-(
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Very often I find that it freezes when downloading huge mails. And on occasions it simply crashes (freezes infinitely - so we are forced to terminate the process) Nish :-(
I find it to be the more stable outlook ever. And i sorry to say i realy have no ideas to help you.
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Very often I find that it freezes when downloading huge mails. And on occasions it simply crashes (freezes infinitely - so we are forced to terminate the process) Nish :-(
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Very often I find that it freezes when downloading huge mails. And on occasions it simply crashes (freezes infinitely - so we are forced to terminate the process) Nish :-(
let me guess.... Mc Afee virusscanner.... (slows me down all the time)
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Very often I find that it freezes when downloading huge mails. And on occasions it simply crashes (freezes infinitely - so we are forced to terminate the process) Nish :-(
I use Thunderbird. :) Marc MyXaml Advanced Unit Testing YAPO
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Very often I find that it freezes when downloading huge mails. And on occasions it simply crashes (freezes infinitely - so we are forced to terminate the process) Nish :-(
Been using that for a while at work, no problems so far. On a different note is bsnl offering dataone at TVM i just got one last week and is super fast at 256K :)
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Check your drivers and install. As much as I love heaping it on MS, I've found Outlook 2003 to be very stable, even on some very unstable machines. cheers, Chris Maunder
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Very often I find that it freezes when downloading huge mails. And on occasions it simply crashes (freezes infinitely - so we are forced to terminate the process) Nish :-(
If you think Outlook 2003 freezes, try any previous version. ;) I get a freeze when I first open it from cold, but I have always attributed that to the half dozen addins I have that all start up at program launch because it never used to happen before (this is with 3 Exchange mailboxes and a dozen or so local ones too). During operation though I don't notice any major freezes. Considering how much I put that poor software through though I'm really very pleased with it - it's my e-mail client, organiser, my mobile phone's address book, and a CRM database. I figure I'm allowed to get a little bit of grief from it once or twice a day! I'm using a fast Internet connection though, and I'm guessing it takes a while to download large e-mails over yours? I don't have any experience of that with Outlook 2003 to compare. With Outlook 2000, when I was still on 56k dialup, it was unbearable. I'm not sure if that was the software or the connection though because I was on 2002 when I got broadband, and didn't start using Exchange until the 2003 version.
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Very often I find that it freezes when downloading huge mails. And on occasions it simply crashes (freezes infinitely - so we are forced to terminate the process) Nish :-(
It works perfect an my PC's. Best Outlook ever! Maybe you have some Addins installed making problems? Claudio www.grazioli.ch
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Very often I find that it freezes when downloading huge mails. And on occasions it simply crashes (freezes infinitely - so we are forced to terminate the process) Nish :-(
My freezes often and I've all but given up. Already running Thunderbird for one of my accounts - it's much better. Cheers, Simon sig ::
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