WMS ST Notif trouble

[dvs]

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I copied the text below from a forum at techguy, but my problem is exactly as
the guy stated:

I have users that are using Outlook 2003, when they logout of their
workstations they get a message that a program is not
responding. This is some of the text of the message
generated: WMS ST Notif Window. This program is not
responding. End now or Cancel.... Apparently this does not happen everytime
they log off. I have tried searching for any reference to this
and no luck. My email server is Exchange 2000.

There isn't much to be found about this on the net. Even the mighty Google
doesn't have any definite fixes. Any help would be very much appreciated.

DVS

 

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Outlook's Help menu has an item for "Detect and Repair"

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Mark L. Ferguson
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"DVS" <DVS@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:75DABD62-B208-4A75-BEE7-710CF1CEB30D@microsoft.com...
>I copied the text below from a forum at techguy, but my problem is exactly as
> the guy stated:
>
> I have users that are using Outlook 2003, when they logout of their
> workstations they get a message that a program is not
> responding. This is some of the text of the message
> generated: WMS ST Notif Window. This program is not
> responding. End now or Cancel.... Apparently this does not happen everytime
> they log off. I have tried searching for any reference to this
> and no luck. My email server is Exchange 2000.
>
> There isn't much to be found about this on the net. Even the mighty Google
> doesn't have any definite fixes. Any help would be very much appreciated.
>
> DVS