v4: Outlook 2003 dies! |

We are in Peoria, Arizona as I write this. Last night seven of us went to see the Diamondbacks play and we all played something called D-Bingo. An interesting game where you try to Bingo off the plays made by both teams made using official scoring. For example, a ball hit to the second baseman and then thrown to the first baseman for an out would be scored 4-3. Jowl D-Bingo’d in the second inning and won an authentic autographed baseball.
Later in the game our youngest went with grandpa to buy a bat and ball and then our middle son caught a spongy Pepsi baseball thrown by the D-backs mascot, Baxter. Good pitching duel and the contest was decided by a late inning suicide squeeze home by St Louis Cardinals. With two men on in the bottom of the ninth the D-Backs had a chance to win it but it was not meant to be.
This morning, I tried to download all my email into Outlook 2003 and it crashed and burned. Will not restart at all without a “sorry for the inconvenience” error. I rebooted, no change. Microsoft, this is why some people hate you. On vacation who wants to debug your programs? Off to download Thunderbird. A shame I have to do that for a Tablet PC.
Speaking of bugs, on my way to download the Tablet PC ink bug fix.
tag: vacation2005




Sigh.
I’m sorry dude.
I have some free tech support cards. Do you still need help getting it up and running?
Comment by Robert Scoble — July 11, 2005 @ 3:59 am PST
Robert - thanks for the generous offer. It was only now, many months later that I realized your kind gesture in the comments above
The good news is I found a fix for this issue and have posted the step-by-step instructions so maybe other folks can fix.
Comment by TDavid — December 27, 2005 @ 1:19 pm PST
[…] While on our family vacation back on July 11, 2005 Robert Scoble had kindly offered to give me a free tech support card. For whatever reason I totally missed that gesture on his part. Doh! Maybe I had some sort of vacation blindness? […]
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