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I recently upgraded a user's Office 2000 to Office 2003 on a Dell PC running Windows XP Professsional. We are on a network that uses Exchange 2000. When he opens Outlook using an existing profile and tries to open an email, contact, calendar entry, etc., he gets the error message:<br />
&quot;Can't open this item. Out of memory or system resources. Close some windows and try again.&quot;<br />
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If he then closes Outlook, creates a new profile, and opens Outlook using the new profile, everything works fine. However, if he closes Outlook, the old profile will no longer work and a new one must be created.<br />
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Most of our office staff have been upgraded to Office 2003. He is the only one having the problem. Any solutions or suggestions?
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I recently upgraded a user's Office 2000 to Office 2003 on a Dell PC running Windows XP Professsional. We are on a network that uses Exchange 2000. When he opens Outlook using an existing profile and tries to open an email, contact, calendar entry, etc., he gets the error message:
"Can't open this item. Out of memory or system resources. Close some windows and try again."

If he then closes Outlook, creates a new profile, and opens Outlook using the new profile, everything works fine. However, if he closes Outlook, the old profile will no longer work and a new one must be created.

Most of our office staff have been upgraded to Office 2003. He is the only one having the problem. Any solutions or suggestions?

Profiles become corrupt.

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.