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danaaultman

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Jan 5, 2010, 7:57:01 AM1/5/10
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At some point recently, I lost the ability to delete files & folders in
Personal Folders of Outlook 2007. I can add new files & folders without
problems. I've checked on the web and most solutions point to running
Scanpst.exe. When I run this app, I get an error saying that OMMAPI32.dll
cannot be found, even though I can see it in the Office 12 folder. One
suggestion was to run "regsrvr olmapi32.dll, but it fails, saying the module
couldn't be loaded. Can anyone out there suggest what I might try to correct
this problem. I know I'm not along, because there are a lot of posts
referring to this problem. Thank you

Liz Zoob

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Dec 17, 2010, 9:23:58 AM12/17/10
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I had this same problem, and I am not using Exchange. By opening Outlook in Safe Mode (hold control key while opening Outlook) I was then able to delete folders I no longer wanted. I also compacted my archive file, just to make sure folder size was not a contributing factor. Now back in normal mode I can create and delete folders as I please.

> On Tuesday, January 05, 2010 7:57 AM danaaultman wrote:

> At some point recently, I lost the ability to delete files & folders in
> Personal Folders of Outlook 2007. I can add new files & folders without

> problems. I have checked on the web and most solutions point to running


> Scanpst.exe. When I run this app, I get an error saying that OMMAPI32.dll
> cannot be found, even though I can see it in the Office 12 folder. One
> suggestion was to run "regsrvr olmapi32.dll, but it fails, saying the module

> could not be loaded. Can anyone out there isuggest what I might try to correct
> this problem. I know I am not along, because there are a lot of posts


> referring to this problem. Thank you


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