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Thread: Office XP Pro / BCM Re-install

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RE: Office XP Pro / BCM Re-install
rjf3123 3/28/2007 12:18:35 AM
I apologize to anyone who is looking to answer this ... Found the problem
(after scouring a few more postings here). BCM showed up in the diabled list.
Enabled it, restored my backup and all is well.

Thanks!

"rjf3123" wrote:

[Quoted Text]
> I'll try to make this short.
>
> Had Office XP Pro & BCM running on my XP Home Edition system - All was
> working fine.
>
> Starting experiencing some goofy things with Office so I decided to
> uninstall everything and start from scratch.
>
> Made a backup copy of my BCM database & my Outlook .pst file.
>
> Uninstalled BCM from the control panel, Then uninstalled SQL Server Desktop
> Engine and finally uninstalled Office.
>
> Reinstalled Office (all that is working fine). Reinstalled BCM. Start
> Outlook & no BCM shows up anywhere.
>
> Tried:
> Start Menu-->Microsoft Office--> Business Contact Manager for Outlook -->
> Enable Business Contact ... comes back and says it is enabled.
>
> Started Outlook, went to File-->Data File Management There was no BCM
> database so I added one using the same name as my previous database.
> Everything came back ok. Restarted Outlook and no BCM on the menu bar
>
> I've tried uninstalling and reloading Office & BCM a couple times - no
> install errors but can't get anything to work here.
>
> Ideas?
Office XP Pro / BCM Re-install
rjf3123 3/28/2007 1:03:28 AM
I'll try to make this short.

Had Office XP Pro & BCM running on my XP Home Edition system - All was
working fine.

Starting experiencing some goofy things with Office so I decided to
uninstall everything and start from scratch.

Made a backup copy of my BCM database & my Outlook .pst file.

Uninstalled BCM from the control panel, Then uninstalled SQL Server Desktop
Engine and finally uninstalled Office.

Reinstalled Office (all that is working fine). Reinstalled BCM. Start
Outlook & no BCM shows up anywhere.

Tried:
Start Menu-->Microsoft Office--> Business Contact Manager for Outlook -->
Enable Business Contact ... comes back and says it is enabled.

Started Outlook, went to File-->Data File Management There was no BCM
database so I added one using the same name as my previous database.
Everything came back ok. Restarted Outlook and no BCM on the menu bar

I've tried uninstalling and reloading Office & BCM a couple times - no
install errors but can't get anything to work here.

Ideas?
Re: Office XP Pro / BCM Re-install
"Mukesh Agarwal [MSFT]" <mukeshag[ at ]online.microsoft.com> 3/29/2007 1:37:06 AM
See if Outlook disabled BCM. Goto Help->About Outloot Outlook->Disabled Item
(or it could be Help->Disabled Item). Enable it and restart Outlook.

--
Mukesh Agarwal [MSFT]
Visit team blog at http://blogs.msdn.com/bcm

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"rjf3123" <rjf3123[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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[Quoted Text]
> I'll try to make this short.
>
> Had Office XP Pro & BCM running on my XP Home Edition system - All was
> working fine.
>
> Starting experiencing some goofy things with Office so I decided to
> uninstall everything and start from scratch.
>
> Made a backup copy of my BCM database & my Outlook .pst file.
>
> Uninstalled BCM from the control panel, Then uninstalled SQL Server
> Desktop
> Engine and finally uninstalled Office.
>
> Reinstalled Office (all that is working fine). Reinstalled BCM. Start
> Outlook & no BCM shows up anywhere.
>
> Tried:
> Start Menu-->Microsoft Office--> Business Contact Manager for Outlook -->
> Enable Business Contact ... comes back and says it is enabled.
>
> Started Outlook, went to File-->Data File Management There was no BCM
> database so I added one using the same name as my previous database.
> Everything came back ok. Restarted Outlook and no BCM on the menu bar
>
> I've tried uninstalling and reloading Office & BCM a couple times - no
> install errors but can't get anything to work here.
>
> Ideas?

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