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Re: Adobe Products Causing Outlook crashes?

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From: Peter Linnell
Date: Wed, 08 May 2002 23:34
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Outlook crashing so badly it needs a reboot?  I am very skeptical that Pagemaker 6.5 or any other Adobe application will cause problems with MS Office applications on Win 2k.  Most of the workstations which I have installed PM 6.5 and 7.0 have the same combo -  Win2k+Office with Outlook.  

If ATM 4.0 from the 6.5 disk was installed, that is a definite no no. It can, with certain drivers, cause all kinds of problems. If this is the case, reformat, reinstall Windows etc and then do a custom install of Pagemaker, no to Quicktime and to ATM. Problem solved. 

Upgrading to PM 7.0 is recommended.  

HTH, Peter
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