I am the network admin, and several users are reporting that Outlook 2003 freezes when sending PDF attachments. It started with just one user, but now I have about 10 that are reporting the problem. There could be more, but they are not reporting it. When they send an e-mail with a PDF attachment, the whole machine freezes, and they have to end task until Outlook closes in order to get their machine back. Sometimes they can get it to through after end tasking, but other times, it just won't go without freezing the machine again. I have deleted the Office suite and reinstalled on several of them, and it does not help.
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Outlook 2003 freezes when sending PDF attachments.
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goombawaho
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You copied and pasted the problem from 2008 on TechRepublic OR you are still having the problem OR you are up to something??????:
Exact same verbiage posted here. Verbatim. Strange.
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You left out a HUGE detail. Exchange server or stand-alone Outlook connecting to ISP.
Confirm that OTHER attachments go through without hanging Outlook as well.
Try cleaning out temp files with CCleaner, rebooting and trying again just for the heck of it.
Exact same verbiage posted here. Verbatim. Strange.
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You left out a HUGE detail. Exchange server or stand-alone Outlook connecting to ISP.
Confirm that OTHER attachments go through without hanging Outlook as well.
Try cleaning out temp files with CCleaner, rebooting and trying again just for the heck of it.
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goombawaho
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So we can infer that you are not up to anything, just a bit lazy, but that's no crime. Did you try my suggestions above and answer my two questions?
Reply and do as Goomba states as that info and CCleaner could lead to the answer.
You dont state what Adobe you are using? If Acrobat and Reader are installed, which is handling the task as main PDF? I have to ask, are you using a hacked version of Acrobat or Office as I have seen an issue very similar to that on someone's PC outside of work.....
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You dont state what Adobe you are using? If Acrobat and Reader are installed, which is handling the task as main PDF? I have to ask, are you using a hacked version of Acrobat or Office as I have seen an issue very similar to that on someone's PC outside of work.....
Learning - A never ending quest for knowledge usually attained by being thrown in a situation and told to fix it NOW.
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