This Error event indicates that Microsoft® Office Outlook® Web Access did not initialize because the Outlook Web Access base themes folder referenced in the event description does not exist. The base theme must be in a folder with name = "%1".
Outlook doesn't trade away your privacy – the contents of your personal conversations aren't used for ads.The Outlook Web Access web application failed to initialize.Could not find a base theme. 
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