Re: [WinMac] [Semi-urgent]Lost Ability to Start Up Mac Outlook Client

Tony Green(tony.green[at]worldnet.att.net)
Mon, 21 Jun 1999 21:48:19 -0400

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I haven't seen that exact error message, but in my experience, the only
thing I've seen that stops Outlook from opening is too many open fonts. Go
figure.

Just for fun, try disabling some fonts (either by moving them out of the
Fonts folder, or via ATM Deluxe, etc.). In troubleshooting this problem
(first noticed with the Exchange client), I noticed that the more fonts
there are, the slower Exchange/Outlook opens until at some point, it won't.
Sure hope that's the answer. But probably not...

Tony

>Anyone else seen this: when I try to start up my Mac Outlook client, which
>has worked flawlessly [well, almost] until this morning, I get a message
>that:
>
>There are insufficient system resources to start up the Outlook client. If
>this problem persists, please see your system administrator.
>
>No amount of Mac diagnostics seems to solve this problem, and my NT-centric
>SysAdmin [that is not a criticism] is unfamiliar with this problem.
>
>Any help would be most appreciated.
>
>TIA!
>
>Greg Hammond
>
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