You should state which version of Office's Outlook you have and what exactly
you are trying to do. You cannot open outlook files of any kind without
opening Outlook and choosing File, Open Outlook Data File. Move any files on
external media to your hard drive first before you try to open from within
Outlook.
"Patty" wrote:
> thisa is what I get when I try to get the archived files on my external hard
> drive, can anyone help, thanks.
I ahve outlook 2007, and the error appears every time I try to bring an
archive that contains all my e-mails, whether it is located on the CPU hard
drive or the external hard drive, it does it on both occasions. I do
file-open-outlook data file-then the archive.pst that I have on either C or G
dirves
"Mary" wrote:
> You should state which version of Office's Outlook you have and what exactly
> you are trying to do. You cannot open outlook files of any kind without
> opening Outlook and choosing File, Open Outlook Data File. Move any files on
> external media to your hard drive first before you try to open from within
> Outlook.
>
> "Patty" wrote:
>
> > thisa is what I get when I try to get the archived files on my external hard
> > drive, can anyone help, thanks.
Re: The command line argument is not valid. Verify the switch you [message #267555]
Tue, 22 January 2008 22:53
VanguardLH Messages: 8593 Registered: September 2007
Senior Member
"Patty" wrote in message
news:31461A8A-F644-4109-8DAA-94FB17F3DB2E@microsoft.com...
>I ahve outlook 2007, and the error appears every time I try to bring
>an
> archive that contains all my e-mails, whether it is located on the
> CPU hard
> drive or the external hard drive, it does it on both occasions. I do
> file-open-outlook data file-then the archive.pst that I have on
> either C or G
> dirves
Try running Outlook in its safe mode ("outlook.exe /safe") which will
NOT load any add-ons that you installed into Outlook.
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