After upgrading to Office 2003, I've been receiving a prompt for connection
details for an LDAP server whenever I start Outlook, which I don't have to my
knowledge. When I accept the default fields to get passed the dialog box I
have access to send and receive email. However, I can't use my Contacts. I
get a message "Can't contact LDAP directory server (81)" whenever I try to
access Contacts from a new mail message. Any ideas? (I have tried
uninstalling all versions of office and reinstalling 2003.)

Thanks
-lorie

Hi lorie,
please went into TOOL | EMAIL ACCOUNTS | View or ....existing
Adressbooks....
And there delete the LDAP

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"lorie" <(E-Mail Removed)> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> After upgrading to Office 2003, I've been receiving a prompt for
connection
> details for an LDAP server whenever I start Outlook, which I don't have to
my
> knowledge. When I accept the default fields to get passed the dialog box I
> have access to send and receive email. However, I can't use my Contacts. I
> get a message "Can't contact LDAP directory server (81)" whenever I try to
> access Contacts from a new mail message. Any ideas? (I have tried
> uninstalling all versions of office and reinstalling 2003.)
>
> Thanks
> -lorie