Barry
Wed Aug 31 04:46:26 CDT 2005
A few more details, please...
You say you are using the 'project centre' - I presume that you mean you
have switched into the project centre overview pane of the main browser
window? (Some people confuse 'Project Centre' with 'project gallery' - two
similarly named entities that do completely different things).
Have you any projects defined in there? Were you able to make a new project,
or is that where you get the crash?
Are any of the projects 'shared', or are they all local to yourself?
If you haven't made any projects, can you subscribe to one made by someone
else?
I am also a little unclear about what you mean by "when I open Entourage
'Manually'...". Also, what is the 'shift-when-starting' salute - do you mean
'option' to start, which triggers the database utility for repair or
compact?
--
Barry Wainwright
Microsoft MVP (see
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com for details)
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> From: <markg5@SPAMBLOCKmyrealbox.com>
> Reply-To: <markg5@SPAMBLOCKmyrealbox.com>
> Newsgroups: microsoft.public.mac.office.entourage
> Date: Wed, 31 Aug 2005 10:31:58 +0100
> Subject: Project Centre crashes *every* time
>
> As it says, really. I only use the "big three" apps in Office 2k4, but
> recently I decided to use the Project Centre, as it was part of the whole
> package and seemed a good way of keeping things organised. However each time
> I try to add something the error notification opens (or rather doesn't - I
> get the dock icon, but nothing else!) and the app that called the Project
> Centre needs to be Force Quitted from Activity Monitor (the normal way
> doesn't work!).
> When I open Entourage "manually" it needs the "Shift-when-starting" salute
> each time. I have used the uninstall and reinstall everything technique
> twice. I have deleted loads of prefs. Everything is up-to-date. (Both MS Apps
> and Tiger) and I have a 1.25GHz iMac with .75GB RAM (and, unfortunately
> loads of Third Party apps I don't want to drop).
>
> Can you help?
> It's a case of one last chance, otherwise I will make my own Project Centre
> by adding aliases to separate folders, and perhaps using DragThing to launch
> them from a new dock.
> Thanks
>