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Hello,<br />
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I am running windows xp sp3 with hosted exchange.<br />
In Office 2007 when going to tools - options - other there is no archive options.<br />
This is a known issue, however removing kb2412171 did not resolve the problem for me.<br />
There is also a registry entry to change (DisableManualArchive) in Preferences, however that key is not in my registry.<br />
I have reinstalled and repaired to no avail.<br />
I uninstalled all the updates from the day that kb2412171 was installed.<br />
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Anyone able to resolve this problem with any other method?<br />
<br />
Thank you.
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Hello,

I am running windows xp sp3 with hosted exchange.
In Office 2007 when going to tools - options - other there is no archive options.
This is a known issue, however removing kb2412171 did not resolve the problem for me.
There is also a registry entry to change (DisableManualArchive) in Preferences, however that key is not in my registry.
I have reinstalled and repaired to no avail.
I uninstalled all the updates from the day that kb2412171 was installed.

Anyone able to resolve this problem with any other method?

Thank you.

Archive not showing up in Outlook 2007

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