You may also have to re-enter your product key, but it's more likely Microsoft hides this somewhere else. You will have to redo your user settings if it works. Delete this file, then try opening Outlook 11. Scroll down the list of files until you get to "" or similar filename. Click on Library and open the Preferences subfolder. You should see a list of folders at the left - Applications, Desktop, Documents. Go to your User home (in Finder, make sure the sidebar is shown.
Repeat any time something seems flaky, if not try to run at least once a month. Troubleshooting Tools: AppleJackĪnother excellent free tool for performing maintenance is Onyx (be sure to download the right version for your system). Install the package, then run it, it will check your drive and the structure, after this, click on the automation tab and check on everything for Maintenance, Clear Cache, Cleaning, and check on Reset -> LaunchServices database and Mail's Envelope Index. If Safe Mode comes up alright, I would install AppleJack, excellent troubleshooting article can be found here. Safe Mode will allow you to get around, surf, etc. If that doesn't help, try booting into Safe Mode and see what happens, if it comes up hopefully another restart may solve, if not, you can at least use this as a starting point to try and resolve.
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Mac OS X: How to start up in single-user or verbose mode Resolve startup issues and perform disk maintenance with Disk Utility and fsck Sounds like you have a permissions issue, first boot in single-user mode and repair permissions.
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