"Not Implemented in Outlook"

jan

I converted from a trial of Office 2007 today. I had Office 2003 on prior
but removed the program today. Now with the upgrade I am getting an "not
implemented" error in Outlook. I have repaired the Office 2007 program and
rebooted, ran office diagnostics and repaired with no look. I reviewed past
posts and one mentioned changing the mail profile using the mail option in
control panel. I am using Vista and cannot locate this option. Can anyone
tell me what I can do to correct this issue? Should I uninstall Office 2007
or not? I downloaded Office 2007 and do not have disks. How do I re-install
if I use this option? Thanks...

Raj

Hello Jan,

Please follow the below mentioned article for creating a new profile

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/287072/en-us

Inorder to view the mail icon,( on the left part of control panel , click on
classic view or category view.

"jan" wrote:

> I converted from a trial of Office 2007 today. I had Office 2003 on prior
> but removed the program today. Now with the upgrade I am getting an "not
> implemented" error in Outlook. I have repaired the Office 2007 program and
> rebooted, ran office diagnostics and repaired with no look. I reviewed past
> posts and one mentioned changing the mail profile using the mail option in
> control panel. I am using Vista and cannot locate this option. Can anyone
> tell me what I can do to correct this issue? Should I uninstall Office 2007
> or not? I downloaded Office 2007 and do not have disks. How do I re-install
> if I use this option? Thanks...
>

Raj

Hello Jan,

Please follow the below mentioned article

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/287072/en-us

if you are not able to find "MAIL" icon , click on the classic view on the
left part of control panel.

"jan" wrote:

> I converted from a trial of Office 2007 today. I had Office 2003 on prior
> but removed the program today. Now with the upgrade I am getting an "not
> implemented" error in Outlook. I have repaired the Office 2007 program and
> rebooted, ran office diagnostics and repaired with no look. I reviewed past
> posts and one mentioned changing the mail profile using the mail option in
> control panel. I am using Vista and cannot locate this option. Can anyone
> tell me what I can do to correct this issue? Should I uninstall Office 2007
> or not? I downloaded Office 2007 and do not have disks. How do I re-install
> if I use this option? Thanks...
>

jan

I have checked over that article already and I did what it instructed. I
still do not have a mail icon even in the classic view. Therefore, still
can't seem to find out how to change my user profile.

"Raj" wrote:

> Hello Jan,
>
> Please follow the below mentioned article
>
> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/287072/en-us
>
> if you are not able to find "MAIL" icon , click on the classic view on the
> left part of control panel.
>
> "jan" wrote:
>
> > I converted from a trial of Office 2007 today. I had Office 2003 on prior
> > but removed the program today. Now with the upgrade I am getting an "not
> > implemented" error in Outlook. I have repaired the Office 2007 program and
> > rebooted, ran office diagnostics and repaired with no look. I reviewed past
> > posts and one mentioned changing the mail profile using the mail option in
> > control panel. I am using Vista and cannot locate this option. Can anyone
> > tell me what I can do to correct this issue? Should I uninstall Office 2007
> > or not? I downloaded Office 2007 and do not have disks. How do I re-install
> > if I use this option? Thanks...
> >

Raj

Hello Jan,

Start>all programs>right click on outlook>properties>show profiles.

"jan" wrote:

> I converted from a trial of Office 2007 today. I had Office 2003 on prior
> but removed the program today. Now with the upgrade I am getting an "not
> implemented" error in Outlook. I have repaired the Office 2007 program and
> rebooted, ran office diagnostics and repaired with no look. I reviewed past
> posts and one mentioned changing the mail profile using the mail option in
> control panel. I am using Vista and cannot locate this option. Can anyone
> tell me what I can do to correct this issue? Should I uninstall Office 2007
> or not? I downloaded Office 2007 and do not have disks. How do I re-install
> if I use this option? Thanks...
>

jan

Just wanted to let you know. I solved the issue after 3 hours of trying to
everything I could come up. Not sure what happened but after the 3rd attempt
at repairing Office and rebooting it finally worked. Now my Outlook is up
and running and when I check the control panel the mail icon was visible.
Not sure what connect there is but when I was receiving the "not implement"
error it wasn't visibile now that it is working it is??? Just something to
make note of in case someone else has this issue.

"jan" wrote:

> I converted from a trial of Office 2007 today. I had Office 2003 on prior
> but removed the program today. Now with the upgrade I am getting an "not
> implemented" error in Outlook. I have repaired the Office 2007 program and
> rebooted, ran office diagnostics and repaired with no look. I reviewed past
> posts and one mentioned changing the mail profile using the mail option in
> control panel. I am using Vista and cannot locate this option. Can anyone
> tell me what I can do to correct this issue? Should I uninstall Office 2007
> or not? I downloaded Office 2007 and do not have disks. How do I re-install
> if I use this option? Thanks...
>

grd

I received the same "Not Implemented" message tonight. I am running a full professional version of office 2007 and, during installation, I removed Outlook 2003. I also noticed the Mail option was not visible in Control Panel.

I tried Office Diagnostics - No luck

I tried repairing Office 2007 - No luck

I checked Add/Remove features from Office 2003 to find Outlook 2003 had reappeared (I never actually checked that it had gone!) - No luck

I checked Add/Remove features from Office 2007 to find that Outlook 2007 was not fully installed (I always fully install all Office programs from the outset!!) so I ticked "Run all from my computer" and let it run it's course. Upon completion, I refreshed Contol Panel and Mail had returned and Outlook now works again.

grd

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