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I'm having the same problem with the missing or damaged DLL message,
except that my "default" is Corel Windows 8, which I use, buyt never for messaging/emailing. I hope others can help SnowCritter wrote: > I'm running Office 2003 Professional (fully patched and updated) on Windows > XP Professional (also fully patched and updated) and I've run into a snag. > The problem manifests itself as follows: > > 1) Open Word. > 2) Select "Tools -> Letters & Mailings -> Envelopes & Labels" > 3) Click on the "Insert Address" icon above the Delivery Address text box > 4) In the "Choose Profile" dialog, click the "New" button > 5) Select "Manually configure information services" and click "Next" > 6) In the Windows Messaging System Setup Wizard, select the default profile > name ("Windows Messaging Settings") and click "Next" > > After step 6, I receive the following error message: > > The following unrecoverable erro has occurred: > The .DLL file for this service is either damaged or could not be found. > > I get this message on other computers as well. The common thread being that > all are fully updated and patched versions of Windows XP and they have fully > updated and patched versions of Office. > > How can I determine which .DLL file is either damaged or missing? > > Thanks in advance |
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