Are you on a corporate network? If so, your admin may be enforcing policies.
If not, when you close outlook verify in Task Manager, Processes tab a few
minutes that outlook is closed. Not all settings are saved until outlook
closes completely. If it still running see
http://www.slipstick.com/problems/close.asp to get some ideas why it's left
running.
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"Dr Ken Brown-Gratchev" <5325 SW Hamilton St> wrote in message
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> I have been trying to figure this out for months. Whenever I go into any
> program of the Office 2007 Pro+ Suite, the Macro-ActiveX-etc. Trust Center
> settings are at the Default state. I customize them as I want them, but
> once
> I exit the program I was working in, and later open the program up again
> (it
> does not matter how long after I've exited a program), whammo, the
> program's
> Trust Center settings for Macro-ActiveX-etc., are right back to the
> Default
> state. In effect, my customizations, do not "stick". Yes, I have
> repeatedly
> checked my system for viruses, trojans, malware, etc. ... no dice. I've
> even
> thought that maybe my security software, Windows OneCare (latest version),
> might be the silent-hidden culprit, but OneCare folks tell me this isn't
> the
> case. Anyone else experiencing this? Any suggestions? Thanks in
> advance!
> --
> Dell XPS720: Vista SP1 32bit Ultimate; Intel QuadCore2 Q6600 2.4GHz; 4GB
> RAM; 250GB Int-HD & 2 200GB Ext-HDs; Nvidia GeForce GT8800; SB X-Fi Plat;
> Office 2007 Pro+; OneCare v2; Drvrs-SW all Up-2-date.