Outlook sync finally works.

Thanks to mlgatzke for pointing out the Data Execution prevention!!! I did everything everyone suggested and then his fix. Outlook (2003) no longer crashes when closed and deletes the add ons. Sync works.
Go to control panel
Go to system
Go to advanced tab, performance, then settings
Click the data execution prevention tab
click turn on DEP except for the programs I select
Add
Browse for these programs
itunes
itunes helper
Microsoft Outlook
I will post any future problems but this really did the trick so far!!!
Windows XP Pro Outlook 2003

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Overview
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Message Edited by akeaw3000 on 01-23-2009 04:11 AM
Message Edited by akeaw3000 on 01-23-2009 07:08 AM

hello,
if all of your data is on the phone you can change the sync action to handhled overwrites desktop
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In Outlook 2007, Choose File>Import & Export. Choose "Import from another program or file." Click Next. When you get to the “Import a File” dialog box, choose “Personal Folder Files (.pst)”. Click Next.
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One other key item I found here. Recurring appointments seem not to sync if they do not have an end date. FYI
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