Some of the most popular Windows Vista gadgets display things such as email notifications or calendar entries on the desktop. A dialog box will appear that lets you enable or disable individual add-ins.Īdd-ins aren't the only types of applications that read Outlook data files. To disable an add-in, select the add-in type from the drop-down list at the bottom of the window and click Go. It's also common to have add-ins related to your antivirus application, which can also be the source of the problem. If you look at the figure, for example, you'll see that many of the add-ins are related to both Microsoft Office and Exchange server.
The Trust Center displays a list of Outlook add-ins. Outlook will display a list of Active, Inactive and Disabled add-ins (Figure 1).įigure 1. Next, choose the Add-Ins option from the pane on the left side. To find out if there are any applications using Outlook's data files, open Outlook and choose the Trust Center option from the Tools menu. To solve this problem, determine which applications are using Outlook's data files and then eliminate or repair those applications. If one of these applications is still running when a user attempts to shut down Outlook, it can appear to lock up.Īfter a user shuts down Outlook, other applications using Outlook's data files may keep these files open. Outlook isn't always a standalone application and it's common for other applications to attach themselves to Outlook.
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