What is this applemobileservice has encountered a problem and needs to close?

szAppName : AppleMobileDeviceService.exe     szAppVer : 17.88.0.8    
szModName : kernel32.dll     szModVer : 5.1.2600.5781     offset : 00012afb

clinton wrote:
Well, I certainly use Outlook!
Indeed! I still use Entourage (Office 2008) because, when Apple Mail first came out way back when, it was a wretched mess. I've now started using Mail for an extra account set up for the museum where I volunteer and find Mail has improved, but not enough to ween me off Entourage, which has never given me any problems, and I've used it since I upgraded to OS 10.2 sometime after the last Ice Age.
That said, if I have an Entourage question, I use the MS forums.

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    From: [email redacted by moderator]
    To: [email redacted by moderator]
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