Have reinstalled and have looked in Tools/Trusted for the BCM add-in. No luck.
I tried to manually add bcmms32.dll by copying it to the add-in folder add
selecting it from tools/trusted/add - does not work.
I have some of the BCM system but no menus, forms, or reports, etc. What I
do have is A BCM folder in email. A BCM group in Contacts. I cannot add any
of my own folders.
Could this be a licensing issue? I have 2007 Enterprise. Or a corrupt
media issue?
How do you get replacement medis or download something other than a
trail/demo that will allow permanent installation and licensing?
Any more ideas?
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Correct Problem Definition is 50%% of the Solution ...
"Vinit [MSFT]" wrote:
> Hi
> Could you please go to Tools | Trust Center | Add-ins and see what category
> Business Contact Manager for outlook is in?
> I presume it'll be in the inactive application add-ins. Click the Go button
> on the dialog. A new dialog will pop up. Check box next to business contact
> manager and restart outlook.
>
> Thanks
> Vinit [MSFT]
>
> "dpminusa" wrote:
>
>> OK John I am going forward but not up yet. I was able to add a database. I
>> restarted Outlook but I still do not have a BCM menu to work from in the
>> Outlook tree. I do have a BCMMS32.dll in system32.
>>
>> How do I get the BCM menus to come up.
>>
>> Also, why did this not happening automatically? I am looking at deploying
>> in our office in about a week - hopefully.
>>
>> Thanks. Don't stop helping me yet.
>>
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>> Correct Problem Definition is 50%% of the Solution ...
>>
>>
>> "John Huang [MSFT]" wrote:
>>
>>> Interesting. Before you try to uninstall / re-install BCM, have tried
>>> looking in Outlook 2007's Data File Management page (under the "File" menu)?
>>> If BCM is not already added, see if you can add it to the store.
>>>
>>> Next, probably try to uninstall / re-install BCM. It would fix issues most
>>> of the time.
>>>
>>> For not overlooking the obvious -- did you restart Outlook after installing
>>> BCM? BCM won't be functioning until the next time Outlook is launched...
>>> just checking. :)
>>> --
>>> John Huang [MSFT]
>>>
>>> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> "Luther" wrote:
>>>
>>>> On Sep 14, 8:23 pm, dpminusa
discussions.microsoft.com>
>>>> wrote:>>>>> Narrowed it down a bit. The add-in to provide the BCM menu was not installed
>>>>> for some reason. I think its name is irism32.dll. It is supposed to be in
>>>>> c:\windows\system32. I looked for it with search and by looking in the
>>>>> directory directly.
>>>>>
>>>>> All of the BCM system seeme to be in c:\program files\Microsoft Small
>>>>> Business\Business Contact Manager\
>>>>>
>>>>> Any thoughts?
>>>>>
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>>>>> Correct Problem Definition is 50%% of the Solution ...
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> "dpminusa" wrote:
>>>>>> Office 2007 with SP1. BCM installs OK from CD 2 along with SQL Express and
>>>>>> Accounting 2007. I have looked for the BCM featuers in Outlook. I cannot
>>>>>> find any changes for the features.
>>>>>
>>>>>> Accounting 2007 and SQL Express are there. Am I missing something
>>>>>> fundamental? I have lots of contacts. I have been using my Outlook 2007
>>>>>> fine for years.
>>>>>
>>>>>> Perplexed.
>>>>>
>>>>>> Please help in you can.
>>>>>
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>>>> irisms32.dll was renamed to BCMMS32.DLL in BCM 2007. That must be in
>>>> Windows\System32 for BCM to work.
>>>>
