Microsoft KB Archive/300551

= Description of the Outlook 2002 update: October 4, 2001 =

Article ID: 300551

Article Last Modified on 11/2/2004

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APPLIES TO


 * Microsoft Outlook 2002 Standard Edition

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This article was previously published under Q300551



SUMMARY
Microsoft has released an update to Microsoft Outlook 2002. This update includes fixes to warn you when you are approaching the 2 gigabyte (GB) size limit of Personal folder and Offline Store files (.pst, .ost), along with fixes for other issues listed later in this article. This update also includes fixes developed from Office Watson bug submissions.

This article describes how to download and install the Microsoft Outlook 2002 Update: October 4, 2001.

Note This Public Update is part of the Microsoft Office XP Service Pack 1 (SP-1), but for your convenience the Public Update also is available individually, as described in the &quot;More Information&quot; section of this article. If you already applied Office XP SP-1, you do not need to apply this Public Update. For additional information about the latest service pack for Microsoft Office XP, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

307841 OFFXP: How to obtain the latest Office XP service pack



Client Update
If you installed Office XP from a CD-ROM, you have two options:
 * Use the Office Product Updates Web site to automatically install all of the latest updates that includes all available Service Packs and Public Updates.
 * Install only the  by using the steps described later.

Both options require that you have your Office XP CD-ROM available throughout the installation process.

Office Product Updates
To have the Office Product Updates Web site detect the required updates that you must install on your computer, visit the following Microsoft Web site:

http://office.microsoft.com/ProductUpdates/default.aspx

After detection is complete, you receive a list of recommended updates for your approval. Click Start Installation to complete the process.

Install Only Outlook 2002 Update
Follow these steps to download and install the client update:  Visit the following Microsoft Web site:

http://download.microsoft.com/download/outlook2002/olk1004/1/w98nt42kme/en-us/olk1004.exe

 Click Save this program to disk, and then click OK. Click Save to save the olk1004.exe file to the selected folder. In Windows Explorer, double-click olk1004.exe. If you are prompted to install the update, click Yes. Click Yes to accept the License Agreement. Insert your Office XP CD-ROM when you are prompted to do so, and then click OK.</li> When you receive a message that indicates that the update was applied successfully, click OK.</li></ol>

Note After you install the public update, you cannot remove it.

For more information about the Client Patch, click the link below for the Office Tools on the Web article.

http://office.microsoft.com/downloads/2002/olk1004.aspx

Administrative Update
If you installed Office XP from a server location, the server administrator must update the server location with the administrative public update and deploy that update to your computer.

If you are the server administrator, follow these steps to download the administrative update: <ol> Visit the following Microsoft Web site:

http://download.microsoft.com/download/outlook2002/olk1004/1/w98nt42kme/en-us/olk1004a.exe

</li> Click Save this program to disk, and then click OK.</li> Click Save to save the olk1004a.exe file to your desktop.</li> In Windows Explorer, double-click the olk1004a.exe file.</li> Click Yes to accept the License Agreement.</li> In the Please type the location where you want to place the extracted files box, type C:\olk1004a, and then click OK.</li> Click Yes when you are prompted to create the folder.</li> You must now apply the six .msp files in the C:\OLK1004a folder.

To apply the first file, click Start and then click Run. Type the following command in the Open box (all in one line)

msiexec /a  /p C:\OLK1004a\outlook_admin.msp SHORTFILENAMES=1

where  is the path to your administrative installation point for Office XP (for example, C:\OfficeXP), and where MSI file is the MSI database package for the Office XP product (for example, ProPlus.msi). Click OK.

After this command is finished, run the following five additional commands similarly:

msiexec /a  /p C:\OLK1004a\OLKINTL_admin.msp SHORTFILENAMES=1

msiexec /a  /p C:\OLK1004a\outlcm_admin.msp SHORTFILENAMES=1

msiexec /a  /p C:\OLK1004a\outlctl_admin.msp SHORTFILENAMES=1

msiexec /a  /p C:\OLK1004a\outlmime_admin.msp SHORTFILENAMES=1

msiexec /a  /p C:\OLK1004a\pstprx32_admin.msp SHORTFILENAMES=1 </li> To deploy the update to an existing client installation, click Start and then click Run on the client computer. Type the following command in the Open box (all in one line)

msiexec /i admin path\MSI file REINSTALL=OUTLOOKNonBootFiles,OUTLOOKFiles,OutlookImportExportFiles REINSTALLMODE=vomus /q

where  is the path to your administrative installation point for Office XP (for example, C:\OfficeXP), and where   is the updated .msi database package for Office XP on the administrative image (for example, ProPlus.msi).

Note All the features following the REINSTALL property are case-sensitive.</li></ol>

For additional information about how to update your administrative installation and deploy to client workstations, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

301348 OFFXP: How to install a public update to administrative installations

This article contains standard instructions for installing an administrative public update.

Or, you can see the following article in the Microsoft Office XP Resource Kit:

http://www.microsoft.com/office/ork/xp/journ/olxp10-4.htm

Files Updated After Applying the Patch
<pre class="fixed_text">  Filename     Version emsabp32.dll 10.0.3131.0 emsmdb32.dll 10.0.3311.0 emsui32.dll 10.0.3117.0 msmapi32.dll 10.0.3311.0 mspst32.dll 10.0.3207.0 outex.dll   10.0.3311.0 OUTLLIBR.DLL 10.0.2915.0 OutlCM.dll  10.0.3311.0 outlctl.dll 10.0.3124.0 OUTLMIME.DLL 10.0.2909.0 exsec32.dll 10.0.3228.0 outllib.dll 10.0.3311.0 outlook.exe 10.0.3311.0 OutlPH.dll  10.0.3311.0 rm.dll      10.0.3012.0 pstprx32.dll 10.0.3311.0 To tell if the patch is installed, follow these steps:
 * 1) On the Help menu, click About Microsoft Outlook.
 * 2) If the patch is installed, the first line of the dialog box reads as follows:

About Microsoft Outlook 2002 (10.3311.2625)

Issues Fixed by the Update
The update fixes the issues described in the following articles. Click the article numbers below to view the articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

297115 OL2002: The IMAP password is not retained in the same session

287803 OL2002: Performance problems when you open digitally signed or encrypted messages

304863 OL2002: Mail delivery to Inbox stops when the Personal folder or Offline folder is full

305108 OL2002: Error message when you copy a file to a PST that exceeds 1.82 GB

306076 OL2002: Error message occurs when you synchronize an OST that is 1.82 GB in size

303671 OL2000: Service Release 1 (SR-1) cannot find recipients certificates

305403 OL2002: Error message: The form you have selected...cannot be displayed, please contact your administrator

304008 OL2002: Cannot send SMTP mail messages by using a POP3 account and SSL

307592 OL2002: Fields truncate when you direct book a Schedule+ 7.5 Resource

303865 OL2002: Change Password dialog box does not automatically list name of Exchange Server

299374 OL2002: IMAP logon defaults the focus to the 'User Name' field

Additional Issues Fixed by the Update
In addition, the following issues are fixed.

Some Signed Messages Open Slowly
If you receive an invalid certificate on a signed message, Outlook may open the message slowly as it tries to download the correct certificate.

New Messages Are Duplicated If the Folder Is Switched During Synchronization with Hotmail
If you switch to a Hotmail folder while that folder is being synchronized by a background operation, new messages may be duplicated in the local PST (but not on the Hotmail server). If you delete the duplicate messages, the data is lost.

Personal Folders (.pst) File Opened in Windows Explorer Corrupts Data
If you open a Personal Folders (.pst) file while in Windows Explorer and associate the file to &quot;Open With Outlook,&quot; the .pst file may become corrupted.

Support Added for New S/MIME Certification Extension
Support has been added for a new extension to certificates that specifies the S/MIME capabilities of the client.

Moving Items Between Outlook Folders Can Take Up to 30 Seconds
If you drag items between folders with an Exchange Server and a Hotmail account in the same e-mail profile, Outlook may stop responding (hang). This only occurs if the Hotmail account is in the e-mail profile.

SPA Does Not Prompt for Credentials and Message NDRs
When you connect through a different ISP than the one that requires SPA, SPA does not prompt you for credentials, and then you receive an NDR.

Appointments Marked Private Are Visible with Reviewer Rights
When you rest your mouse pointer on someone else's private appointment in the meeting planner scheduler, the private appointment subject is visible as a ToolTip.

Outlook Performs AutoComplete of Names Slowly in the Meeting Planner
When you schedule meetings, Outlook slowly performs the AutoComplete of e-mail names from the global address list, if the list is not your default address list.

Disabling Password Caching on IMAP Accounts Is Added
The ability to disable the &quot;Remember Password&quot; option on IMAP accounts, in order to disable password caching, is added.

Outlook Fails to Check the Personal Address Book for Recipient Certificate
When you send a digitally encrypted message by using Outlook 2000 SR-1, and Outlook is configured to the option &quot;Keep Personal Address in&quot; a .pab file, Outlook fails to find the recipient's certificate. This results in the following error message:

Microsoft Outlook had problems encrypting the message because the following recipients had missing or invalid certificates, or conflicting or unsupported encryption capabilities.

&quot;@hotmail.com&quot; Is Not Appended to the User Name When You Create a New Account
When you create a new Hotmail e-mail account, &quot;@hotmail.com&quot; is not appended to the user name.

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