Are there known issues with Office 2007 and a Tablet PC

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I think this is an Outlook problem, not a Tablet PC problem.  There might be a specific task that is causing this problem.  But you should be able to rebuild or restore the Outlook files.  There are many ways of doing this and many things to try.  Here are a few.   First do a backup.  Then, I think there is one repair utility built into Outlook 2007 itself.  Be very careful touching Outlook files as they have special permissions and dependencies.  Go into Outlook advanced settings and uncheck all of the plugins (including the virus scanner).  Compact the main Outlook file by going to the options mail setup data files tab.   If that fails, delete all but 1/2 of the folders until you and either restore the files or delete another 1/2 until you narrow the problem down to specific emails.  After doing this report back here your progress as there are more things to do if this doesn't fix the problem.

I'm just started getting the same error, cpincidently - I think, on my Toshiba Tablet PC.
I really don't see how it can be tablet pc related though as I've been using OL2007 for about 6 months with no problems.
I did just install NAV2007. (was running NAV2006) Are you running Norton Antivirus 2007 on the problem machine?  I think the main PST is corrupted.  OL2007 has a built-in untility (like the old SCANPST.exe) that is supposed to scan and fix the pst files.
When I get this fixed I'll post what I found.

Thanks for the input.  No we're not running NAV, we use Etrust from CA.
Keep me posted.

Thanks

Hi - Here is what fixed the problem for me:
1 Restart the computer to be sure that there are no Outlook processes running
2) Backup (make copies) of all your PST files.
3) Go to C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office12 and run SCANPST.EXE for each of your PST files and allow scanpst to backup and fix all errors.  If you want to be really sure, run it repetatively until scanpst finds no errors on each file.
4) Start up Outlook and let it run overnight - or longer as outlook will scan each file and and validate it.

Here is a link with info on scanpst.exe (Outlook Inbox Repair Tool)
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook/HA100758311033.aspx

I have about 3.5GB in 4 pst files and I let it run overnight and now outlook seems to function properly.
I had errors in all files.
Be sure to use the scanpst.exe that was installed with office 2007.
Also, btw, i have the instant search feature turned off in outlook.
Info on turning off instant search in next post
Hope  this helps you.
Gary

From Outlook 2007 Help: Enable or disable the Instant Search feature

Enable Instant Search
Instant Search requires certain Microsoft Windows search components in order to function. When you start Office Outlook 2007, if you don't already have the Windows Desktop Search component installed on your computer, a dialog box will display prompting you to download the software. If you download the software, you must restart Outlook in order for Instant Search to function.

 Note   Windows Vista includes Windows Desktop Search, so if you are using Office Outlook 2007 on a computer that runs Windows Vista, Instant Search is enabled automatically and there are no prompts.

If you don't enable Instant Search, you can still search but search performance and functionality will be limited. Click here to enable Instant Search displays below the Instant Search box in case you want to enable Instant Search later.

Disable Instant Search
To not get prompted to download the Windows Desktop Search component, do the following:
On the Tools menu, click Options.
Click Other, and then click Advanced Options.
Under General settings, clear the Show prompts to enable Instant Search check box.
 Note   This check box does not appear if your computer runs Windows Vista or if your computer runs Microsoft Windows XP and you have already installed the Windows Desktop Search component.
To disable Instant Search if the Windows Desktop Search components are already installed on your computer, clear the check boxes under Index messages in these data files in the Search Options dialog box. For more information, see Change the Instant Search options. Clearing the check boxes disables search functionality, but does not remove the Instant Search pane.

 Important   Disabling Instant Search prevents you from using the Windows Desktop Search query syntax. You can, however, use Advanced Find as in earlier versions of Outlook. To use Advanced Find, on the Tools menu, point to Instant Search, and then click Advanced Find, or just press CTRL+SHIFT+F.

I just checked the Presidents computer and she doesn't have a pst file.  We are using Exchange 2003 and I believe pst's are only created if you do it manually.

Sorry it took so long to get to read your post.  I've been swamped.  I'll try your suggestions soon and get back to you.

J.R.

@Admin:

I found this thread by a google search and I've followed the advice of gcoulter and it seems to have worked for me. I vote that he be given the points for this solution.

--mobrien118