Error Message from Microsoft Outooks 2003, and Why hasn't my open question been answered?

P.S.  I can't find at Microsoft Remote assistance for Microsoft Office Student and Teacher Edition 2003, which includes Microsoft Office Outlook 2003.  Can anyone tell me why?  Also, can anyone tell me where Microsoft has hidden remote assistance for this product?

I am  not clear about your actual error message and the situation..

Which office version you have ?

Other than outlook 2003 , does other applications like Word , excel work fine ?

Go to control panel --> mail --> show profiles and create a new profile
login to outlook using that profile and see if you can go inside outlook to start with..

Also try opening outlook in safe mode start -> run -> outlook.exe /safe
and check what happens..

SR

There's an error message I included in my post that might help.

Have you tried other suggestions in my previous post ?

I was just reading above about you're not sure about some of the software or applications I've installed.  So I'm gonna offer this:  Just for thought.  First, I use Microsoft Office Student and Teacher Edition 2003, which automatically installs Microsoft Office Outlook 2003.  Two things have happened that I wonder may be the reason Outlook isn't working right.  I use yahoo.com and it offers Intellisync for Yahoo:  to expalain:  I can post in my Outlook 2003 calendar, Task, Notepad, and To-do list, install Intellisyne for Yahoo, and whatever I put in anyone of those features on my computer, when I use Intellisync, to syncrhronizes Outlook 2003 with my Yahoo Calendar, Notepad, To-do, and Tasks.  I can go either way.  I can post on Yahoo's calendar, and click Intelli...and it'll synchr all on to Outlook, or vice-a-versa.  But Outlook worked well after I had installed that, but I can't be sure.  Then there's WinFax Professional which I got from a friend to try for fax software, and that messed with Intellisync for Yahoo, e.g. when I opened Intelli to chose applications, such as Outlook 2003, in application setup, once I finished, I was unable to close out by clicking the Exit button, therefore I was unable to "save" any application I had chosen.  When I finally deleted or removed Winfax Pro, reinstalled Intelli for Yahoo, and rebooted, the problem was gone.  But, between the two options above, though they're related, I don't know if it one or the other or a combination of the two that have affected Outlook 2003.  What puzzles me is not only have I done the Detect & Repair thing in Outlook 2003, I eventually did a complete destructive Revovery on my computer which reinstalls Windows XP, then reinstalled Microsoft Office Student and Teacher Edition 2003, which houses Outool 2003, and I still have the problem.  Did the Detect and Repair things again.  Still have the problem.  Just that I did a complete destructive Recovery of XP, which is similar to reformating a computer, and then reinstalled all application, I shouldn't have this problem any longer.  Truly, I'm baffled.  The problem isn't in any other software application, e.g. Microsoft Office Student and Teacher Edition 2003.  Nonetheless, I do have the problem and the must be a way to fix it.  

P.S.  Only Outlook is affected.  All other software/applications, including Microsoft Office Student and Teacher Edition 2003, the software that houses Outlook.

P. S.  I tried your outlook.exe /safe procedure, and when finished, I received the error message mentioned above:  i.e. "Error Message:  Error in registry for extension 'Remote Exchange Extensions; C:\Program Files\Common Files\System\MSMAPI\1033\EMSUI32.DLL'.  The syntax or format of the registry entry is incorrect.  Check the registry settings and compare the registry for this extension to other extensions in the registry," quote unquote.  Also, I had to click this Error Message four different times for it to finally disappear.  I don't know if the message remained because it was altered each click, therefore a new but similar message re-appeared needing to be acknowledged.