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Outlook 2002, don't have appropriate permissions


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jeffkunkle

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After moving the Outlook.pst file to a different profile I now get the error msg "You don't have appropriate permission to perform this operation" whenever I hit the send/receive button or other buttons. I tried re-installing and detect/repair to no avail.
HELP! Thanks!!!
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Did you ever find a solution to this? I'm having the same problem and after reinstalling and trying a dozen other things, I'm still at a loss.

Thanks,

Ken
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Nope, I tried everything and couldn't fix it. Ended up wiping out the HHD and reinstalling Windows and MS Office. Then it worked!
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Bummer. Thanks for the response.
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Is There one administrator who has seen this error and how to fix it without wiping out all the data? I have searched Microsoft's website, used a google search and reinstalled MS Office XP Professional all to no avail. Thanks.
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I think I found the problem for anyone who is running into this. Try checking the properties of the following files:

outlook.srs, outlook.dat and views.dat

These files are located in:

c:\document settings\<Username>\application data\microsoft\outlook

What most likely is the problem is that these files now say read-only and you need to change the setting. This should correct the problem.
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Hi Schiffamc,

Your suggestions were spot on!!! Many thanks for saving me a lot of work and frustration!!!

Midnight0412
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