Problems with a mso.dll issue on outlook 2007


  1. ctt1wbw
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    OS X Snow Leopard, Windows 7 Pro on the MacBook.
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    Problems with a mso.dll issue on outlook 2007


    Suddenly yesterday my copy of Outlook 2007 refuses to open because of some mso.dll file is incompatible with this version of Office. I have Office 2007 installed for Windows 7 Professional. This install of Office is working except for Outlook. I have the same copy of Office installed on my desktop using Windows 7 and that works just fine.

    Anyone know how to fix this issue?
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  3. baarod
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    ctt1wbw said:
    Suddenly yesterday my copy of Outlook 2007 refuses to open because of some mso.dll file is incompatible with this version of Office. I have Office 2007 installed for Windows 7 Professional. This install of Office is working except for Outlook. I have the same copy of Office installed on my desktop using Windows 7 and that works just fine.

    Anyone know how to fix this issue?
    Did you get a new phone? I had the same thing happen with AT&T's Windows Mobile software installer. The fix is to uninstall the whole thing or use system restore to go back to a restore point prior to the problem's occurrence.
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  4. ctt1wbw
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    No, my iPhone is synced with itunes via OS X. The Macbook is a bootcamp dual boot with Win 7 Pro and OS X.
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  6. baarod
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    ctt1wbw said:
    No, my iPhone is synced with itunes via OS X. The Macbook is a bootcamp dual boot with Win 7 Pro and OS X.
    Try a repair install of office. It will not wipe out any documents or settings. It will correct any dll issues caused by third party applications that integrate with Outlook.
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  7. ctt1wbw
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    I've done that twice now and now I'm doing a repair from the windows install disc. I am going to try to install another copy of Office and see if that helps.
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