From: Kimberly on 03/11/2003
I am getting the following error message and illegal shutdown in my Microsoft Outlook program(part of Microsoft Office 200 programming). I have tried to find answeres at MSN without success. Can anyone here help! Thanks! Kim
OUTLOOK caused an invalid page fault in
module OUTLLIB.DLL at 017f:3a457954. Registers: EAX=00000368 CS=017f EIP=3a457954 EFLGS=00010212 EBX=006a5884 SS=0187 ESP=0056e8e8 EBP=0056e8f8 ECX=00580774 DS=0187 ESI=ffffffff FS=40bf EDX=00000000 ES=0187 EDI=00000008 GS=41a6 Bytes at CS:EIP: 21 30 eb d9 55 8b ec 6a 00 ff 75 08 e8 04 00 00 Stack dump: 006a5b90 00ff5c98 00000000 006a5880 0056e92c 3a457634 00000000 00ff5c98 006a5b90 00000001 00000000 01785970 0056ec60 0000001e 040caaf4 01785970
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From: Nilay on 05/10/2004
had same problem & just was breaking my head in installing/uninstalling repairing & all that stuff. But this simple solution of renaming Outcmd.dat File workedThanks !! & Hats off to this page Regds,
Nilay
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From: Dreamer on 02/27/2004
The renaming of the file outcmd.dat worked for me also. My setup is as follows: win98, outlook2k, exchange2k server. Thanks for the response.BTW, Slink9, have a little respect for people. I realize that some answers may be considered wrong, but at least they are trying to help the individual.
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From: Bertil on 07/08/2003
The solution "Rename the Outcmd.dat File" is described in Microsoft's Knowledge Base-article Q196633 "OL2000: How to Troubleshoot Invalid Page Faults (IPF) in Outllib.dll"
So, the only "STUPID IDIOT" is Slink9
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From: judd on 05/07/2003
that was friggin' brilliant.aparently this is an issue of running eudora and outlook at the same time, which i am doing...not anymore. the "outcmd.dat" worked like a champ!
thanks folks!
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From: Mike on 04/26/2003
Thanks People
I was getting rather concerned about a solution to this problem.
The outcmd.dat rename/delete works 100%The question begs to be asked, howcome MSN / Microsoft don't let on about this secret.
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From: Jordan on 04/14/2003
I can tell you what worked for me. Click Start -> Find and do a search for outcmd.dat file. Rename it to outcmd.da_ and restart Outlook. This fixed the problem for me!
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From: Slink9 on 03/13/2003
OK well obviously the person who gave their prevoius answer below has "NO PC" knowledge at all and should "GET LOST" cos your "TO THICK" to belong to a professional support group like nocrashes ..."STUPID IDIOT"... Ok back to your PC problem, you need to choose to uninstall the office 2000 set, by doing this you get asked to choose 3 options, one of them is to repair the installation, Get your office 2000 disk set and insert the first disk and choose the option to repair, try this as a sultion for now, also look at the issue as a possible memory problem or corrupt file. Have you got the service packs for office 2000, goto microsoft's web site and search for office 2000 SP... http://www.softwarepatch.com/office/ there got if for you, so try to repair the installation of office 2000 and also look at the memory side of it to, Slink9
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