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I recently bought a Gateway 64-bit computer running Windows 7 Home Premium. I'm using Microsoft Office 2007 Professional with Outlook. I have used Google Desktop on previous computers and have been happy with it. I installed it on this new computer and it went to work indexing my files — but not my emails. In preferences, the "index emails" box is checked. I have re-indexed to no avail, uninstalled and reinstalled Google Desktop, uninstalled everything including the index and reinstalled, and nothing Office 2007 Ultimate will get Google Desktop to index my emails. Suggestions?
First, you should make sure microsoft office 2007 download Outlook is running when you're indexing. If that's the case and it's still a no-go, make sure the Google Desktop Search Addin is installed. To do so, in Outlook click on the Tools menu and select the Trust Center. Next, click the Add-ins button and make sure the Google Desktop Search Outlook Download Office 2010 Add-in check box is checked. If the item isn't there, you'll need to install the add-in. To do so, uninstall and then reinstall Google Desktop Search.
For users indexing Gmail messages, be aware that Google Desktop will only index your Gmail messages when your computer is idle. According to Google, that process can take several days. If it Office 2010 Download takes more than a week, you may need to configure your firewall to open port 995.
I unknowingly created a file that download Office 2007 I can open and edit (XP professional and Word 2003/2007) with the file extension SHS, which Microsoft calls a "scrap object." I want to share this file with folks running Vista and/or Windows 7. How can I convert SHS to DOC so that the file can be opened by other Microsoft operating systems using Word 2007/2010.