BETA: PowerArchiver 2023 - 22.10.02

[amh209]

When I had an issue with the plug-in it was Outlook disabling it.

Here is the link that helped my problem, don’t know if it will help yours.

http://www.powerarchiver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2774&highlight=Plug-in

[moles42]

thank you friend for trying to solve for me…
however I’d already searched the forum and found that post several days ago and my situation wasn’t the same I’m afraid to say.
I had no disabled programs/plug-ins listed in outlook…but thanks again for your response.

[amh209]

Bummer, I was hoping that would help. I know how much I use the plug-in, would almost be lost without it. Sure is handy feature!

[amh209]

Thinking outside the box here, I have Outlook 2007 on all three of my computers. Two run Vista, the other XP. On both of my Vista computers I have the User Account Control turned off.

I don’t know if this could be causing an issue or not. Just grasping at straws hoping to find something that might work for you.

The other thought I have, could it be an anti-virus program not allowing the PAOP to install correctly?

You have probably already thought of all this, just trying to toss some ideas out there.

[moles42]

thanks buddy for continued help…
I have UAC turned off and I use NOD32 anti-virus which I’m unable to stop intergrating into outlook 2007 without uninstalling it first.
I am able to stop the antivirus monitoring my emails but it still remains intergrated into outlook.

thanks again…hopefully the team here can find a solution over the coming weeks.

[davidsplash]

solution unistall pa and all plugins and outlook install outlook reinstall pa

[moles42]

thanks for suggestion David…sorry to say it didn’t solve my problem but instead created me with a whole new one.
finally got it sorted after an hour or so but still no outlook plug-in I’m afraid.

thanks again.

[MarcFou]

I’ll take a stab at it here. Open Outlook. Goto the Tools menu and select Trust Center.

In the Trust Center click on Add-ins on the left side. Do you see an entry that reads ‘PAOP’ under ‘Active Application Add-ins’?

If not, then at the bottom of the windowyou’ll see ‘Manage: Com Add-ins’. Click the Go button. In the new window, click the Add button and browse to the location of ‘PAOUTLOOK.DLL’ and select it. Click Ok.

You may have to restart Outlook for the plugin to load.

[moles42]

thank you Marc for your efforts in getting the plug-in to work for me…however I’d already took to reinstalling vista onto a new hard drive and after the reinstallation of additional programs I now see that the program is now working correctly.

I realise this hasn’t given us an answer as to why it happened in the first place but I appreciate your efforts.

thanks again,

Mike.

on a side note Marc…have your days as an Opera skinner finished for good these days?..I still use on occassion your last skin for opera after we communicated over it.

[MarcFou]

Well it was worth a try. Maybe that info will help someone else in the future. But Im glad you got it resolved.

Opera? I havent used it for a couple years now. Every now and then I test drive it to see whats new. Drop me an email some time,

[Mili]

moles42,
any luck with the new PAOP and 39?

Thanks!

[moles42]

running Win 7x64 here Mili.

[spwolf]

i am closing this so there would be no possible confusion again :-)