Paul
Sat Apr 23 21:11:18 CDT 2005
On 4/23/05 9:09 AM, in article 1gvgrw8.16p1gl81ua6g3xN%matt@tidbits.com,
"matt neuburg" <matt@tidbits.com> wrote:
> Nitram <martin.suter@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Hi Matt
>>
>> At least I got Entourage running! The bug was in Stuffit. By looking at
>> the OS console I found that some Stuffit component was missing.
>> Reinstalling Stuffit Standard enabled Entourage again (I have no clue
>> why).
>
> Nor have I. Wow! Well done.
I might be the Stuffit Engine, in /Library/CFMSupport. Recent versions are
called StuffitEngineShell.cfm . (v6.x and earlier were just Stuffit Engine
and may even have been in a different folder.) Entourage 2004 installs its
own version of that - 7.0.4 - unless you already have a later version
located there. (I seem to recall Panther installs 7.0.3, Jaguar maybe 7.0 -
I forget. There were some issues with Entourage X, I think, so 2004 supplies
its own version MacBU wheedled out of Aladdin, as it then was.) If you
uninstalled Stuffit Standard once, or maybe installed a later version (8 or
9) and something went wrong in the installation such that no version of the
Engine was present, Entourage would be upset. Entourage needs it to do its
"Compression (Macintosh)" of attachments. I'm surprised Entourage can't
repair the lack with its First Run file, though. Good catch to find this.
>
>> I still have the problem of the corrupted database. Hopefully
>> DiskWarrior will restore the integrity of the database.
>
> Well, no, now that you have Entourage running, it is Entourage that
> should restore the corrupted database, using the Database Utility. m.
...which is in /Applications/Microsoft Office 2004/Office/ folder. Or you
can just bring it up by holding down Option key when launching Entourage.
Choose "Rebuild".
--
Paul Berkowitz
MVP MacOffice
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http://www.entourage.mvps.org/faq/index.html>
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