DataBase - Acess 2003 Hangs when Outlook/Outlook connector was installed
Asked By KenG
02-Feb-10 02:36 PM
Hello and thanks in advance. I noticed when I installed Outlook connector
Access took long to open and close. I found this out when I had Outlook open
and closed. Is there any changes that need to be done in either Outlook
or/and Acess. Or Outlook or/and outlook connector?
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gracila roda replied to KenG
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