Got info from Chris Pratley's OneNote Blog

http://blogs.msdn.com/chris_pratley/...note-2007.aspx


below are the quote might be help
Some things to try:
1. for good measure, run "Help/Detect and Repair" in office 2003 to clean up
anything that may have gone wrong in that installation
2. uninstall WDS 3.0 from Add/remove programs
3. restart your machine
4. Try to reinstall OneNote 2007.


"jspeas******.com" wrote:

> Thanks! Hope to hear from you soon.
>
>
> Irina Yatsenko (MS) wrote:
> > I've forwarded your question to the team that was responsible for WDS and
> > OL2003 integration. I'll post back here when I get any response from them.
> >
> > But I'd advise you to log this as a bug at Connect site (make sure to
> > provide as many details about the setup as you can, including version stamps
> > for WDS). You might want to post to Outlook community groups as well.
> >
> > -Irina
> >
> > "jspeas******.com" wrote:
> >
> > > Our CEO has been wanting to use OneNote 2007 and got the trial, after
> > > installing and putting desktop search 3.0 on his machine, we started
> > > having issues with Outlook 2003 crashing. When the program would
> > > launch, it would freeze and not load, forcing us to end the task. Upon
> > > rebooting we would be a message saying "Outlook was unable to close
> > > 'Archive Folders'" It would then do a check of the files, and then give
> > > an error message saying it is corrupt. It would do this file check
> > > every single time we open outlook.
> > >
> > > If we point outlook to a new PST file and let it re-archive, the
> > > problem would go away, but after a while of having desktop search
> > > running and onenote, it would cause outlook to crash again and the new
> > > pst file would be corrupted and we would be back to square one. This
> > > user has a huge inbox as well as tons of subfolders under his inbox. It
> > > seems like the desktop search is killing his archive files, but we need
> > > that in order for OneNote 2007 to function.
> > >
> > > Anyone have any ideas why this is happening and what we can do? He is
> > > insisting that we find a way to get OneNote 2007 to work with his
> > > Outlook 2007. We would just go to the full Office 2007, except that our
> > > Email hosting company is not yet ready to migrate to the new Outlook.
> > >
> > > Thanks!
> > >
> > > Josh Speas
> > > Silver Oak Cellars
> > >
> > >
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