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Old 11-21-2010, 01:41 AM
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Hi


I am operating with Vista and Outlook 2007.
Until 3 days ago I was able to access my hotmail account using Outlook with Outlook connector loaded.
All of a sudden I got problems. Firstly saying that the file msncon.dll did not load and to restart Outlook.
Did that no change
Uninstalled and reinstalled Outlook Connector a number of times and various ways and still not working.

Where I am at now is I have installed Connector however, when I open Outlook it is not showing up at all and I am unable to configure my hotmail account.

I also restored my system back a number of days to when it was all working ans still nothing.

Any help would be gratefully received

Thanks
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