Vista - WAB and Outlook 2000

I had the same problems everyone else has mentioned (e.g., the WAB DLL
message). I did find one solution with Outlook 2000. I still was able to
show in Outlook my Contacts, which were all my address book entries, or most
of them at any rate. I made a Custom View that included Full Name and Email
Address. When I showed this view, I then did Edit, Copy, and then pasted
that into an Excel spreadsheet [don't try to use the Export in Outlook].
From the spreadsheet I then did a Save As and saved the file as a CSV, which
I then was able to import into Windows Mail in Vista Home Premium. Hope this
helps some of you. Thanks as always for the great insights here!!

Well I spoke to soon. You can't SEE what is in the message in Windows Mail!

"Frank" wrote:

> I had the same problems everyone else has mentioned (e.g., the WAB DLL
> message). I did find one solution with Outlook 2000. I still was able to
> show in Outlook my Contacts, which were all my address book entries, or most
> of them at any rate. I made a Custom View that included Full Name and Email
> Address. When I showed this view, I then did Edit, Copy, and then pasted
> that into an Excel spreadsheet [don't try to use the Export in Outlook].
> From the spreadsheet I then did a Save As and saved the file as a CSV, which
> I then was able to import into Windows Mail in Vista Home Premium. Hope this
> helps some of you. Thanks as always for the great insights here!!

The Wab.dll in Outlook 2000 does not work in conjunction with Vista and Vista Mail


http://www.outlook-tips.net/howto/vista.htm



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"Frank" <Frank@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:6479F92F-3442-4100-8EC8-40A53936CA7D@microsoft.com...
>I had the same problems everyone else has mentioned (e.g., the WAB DLL
> message). I did find one solution with Outlook 2000. I still was able to
> show in Outlook my Contacts, which were all my address book entries, or most
> of them at any rate. I made a Custom View that included Full Name and Email
> Address. When I showed this view, I then did Edit, Copy, and then pasted
> that into an Excel spreadsheet [don't try to use the Export in Outlook].
> From the spreadsheet I then did a Save As and saved the file as a CSV, which
> I then was able to import into Windows Mail in Vista Home Premium. Hope this
> helps some of you. Thanks as always for the great insights here!!

Simple fix for this:

Go to \Program Files\Common Files\System

Copy these files to \Windows\System32

wab32.dll
wab32res.dll

This should fix your problem.

"Peter Foldes" wrote:

> The Wab.dll in Outlook 2000 does not work in conjunction with Vista and Vista Mail
>
>
> http://www.outlook-tips.net/howto/vista.htm
>
>
>
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> Peter
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>
> "Frank" <Frank@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:6479F92F-3442-4100-8EC8-40A53936CA7D@microsoft.com...
> >I had the same problems everyone else has mentioned (e.g., the WAB DLL
> > message). I did find one solution with Outlook 2000. I still was able to
> > show in Outlook my Contacts, which were all my address book entries, or most
> > of them at any rate. I made a Custom View that included Full Name and Email
> > Address. When I showed this view, I then did Edit, Copy, and then pasted
> > that into an Excel spreadsheet [don't try to use the Export in Outlook].
> > From the spreadsheet I then did a Save As and saved the file as a CSV, which
> > I then was able to import into Windows Mail in Vista Home Premium. Hope this
> > helps some of you. Thanks as always for the great insights here!!
>

UnclePauly

I do not think so or should I say I know as so

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"UnclePauly" <UnclePauly@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:9341345A-B9FB-465B-BBED-9D55AFF35584@microsoft.com...
> Simple fix for this:
>
> Go to \Program Files\Common Files\System
>
> Copy these files to \Windows\System32
>
> wab32.dll
> wab32res.dll
>
> This should fix your problem.
>
> "Peter Foldes" wrote:
>
>> The Wab.dll in Outlook 2000 does not work in conjunction with Vista and Vista Mail
>>
>>
>> http://www.outlook-tips.net/howto/vista.htm
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> Peter
>>
>> Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others
>> Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged.
>>
>> "Frank" <Frank@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:6479F92F-3442-4100-8EC8-40A53936CA7D@microsoft.com...
>> >I had the same problems everyone else has mentioned (e.g., the WAB DLL
>> > message). I did find one solution with Outlook 2000. I still was able to
>> > show in Outlook my Contacts, which were all my address book entries, or most
>> > of them at any rate. I made a Custom View that included Full Name and Email
>> > Address. When I showed this view, I then did Edit, Copy, and then pasted
>> > that into an Excel spreadsheet [don't try to use the Export in Outlook].
>> > From the spreadsheet I then did a Save As and saved the file as a CSV, which
>> > I then was able to import into Windows Mail in Vista Home Premium. Hope this
>> > helps some of you. Thanks as always for the great insights here!!
>>