Hi everyone, I have just installed outlook 2003 and now have an icon for outlook sitting in my system tray. I really don't like anything in there except for the usual necessities. Does anyone know how to get rid of it. I know it means I can minimise to tray but I always have 2 outlook windows open (one for calendar & 1 for inbox) so I'm very happy to minimise to usual position. Any help will be appreciated. I have seen a reg fix to put it there but its by deleting a file. Cheers.
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This problem has been an occasional thorn in my side, but has become a big problem since installing Office XP. The computer in question has been through Office 97 with Outlook 98, Office 97 with Outlook 2000 and now Office XP with Outlook 2002. The problem is that even after I install Office XP, Outlook 2000 is still listed in Add/Remove programs and appears to still be there in some form. When I open several other programs the Outlook 2000 SR-1 setup starts and it tries to install something (I don't know what) and even if you follow the instructions to install whatever it's looking for, it comes right back up the next time. I took these steps the other day with no change in the behavior: 1)uninstalled Office XP completely 2)reinstalled Outlook 2000 by itself 3)uninstalled Outlook 2000 (Outlook still listed in Add/Remove programs after this) 4)ran the Office 2K removal program from the resource kit 5)reinstalled Office XP The Outlook 2000 I installed was the standalone program that we received with Exchange 2000 and not part of an Office 2000 install, so I thought the Office 2K removal program would cover it - it seemed to remove a whole bunch of stuff, but still didn't get whatever persistent garbage is left over. Anyone have any other ideas to try? - 3. Stationery Problems
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outlook icon in the tray
by Scotch Monster%*} » Wed, 28 Jan 2004 09:16:42 GMT
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