Itunes 9.1 not compatible with microsoft office 2010

after installing ms office 2010 i notice itunes 9.1 will not sync the outlook info to any of my idevices
it returns this error message:
either there is no default mail client or the current mail client cannot fulfill the messaging request. please run microsoft outlook and set it as the default mail client.
funny thing is, its already the default mail client.
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Yesterday Apple confirmed that the iPhone 3gs will not sync with Outlook 2010 Beta 64 bit. Both the Genius Bar and Apple Care confirmed this after I took my new computer to the Bar. One even said this would not be fixed until the retail release of 2010, not just the enterprise release. This makes the iPhone just about useless for me. The 32 bit did work well before I updated with new hardware and the 64 bit version of 2010. I hope it is fixed very soon. I have Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit installed.

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