Address Book Pop-up

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Gretchen

I just downloaded the Office XP SP3 and now when I try to
reply to any emails in Outlook I get a popup box that
says
"A program is trying to access enauil addresses you
stored in OUtlook, Do you want to allow this" and I am
given three time options.

I reply to over 100 emails a day and this will not do.
Any suggestions on what SP3 changed????
 
I've got a similar problem that started just after I installed the Office XP
Suite SP3 only the box pops up 3-4 times for every email I receive (several
hundred a day). I have Outlook 2002. As far as I can tell this page starts
to explain what's happening:
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2002sp3.htm#problems. It says that I must
have a COM add-in, VBA or published form which is triggering the security
prompt.

I only have one VBA program that I use to process our orders that uses
Outlook to send emails. I am used to getting the popup whenever I send email
with this program, but I have never gotten the popup when receiving email.

The above page doesn't explain how to find out which add-in is causing the
problem. How do I find out?
 
I don't have any VBA applications and I still get this message. It is
driving me nuts. I get 200 emails a day, and I am wasting time with this
garbage.
 
Disabling Word as your e-mail editor may help. (I know, not ideal, but
better than nothing for now...)

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Larry Bohen said:
I've got a similar problem that started just after I installed the
Office XP Suite SP3 only the box pops up 3-4 times for every email I
receive (several hundred a day).
Click to expand...

Sounds like you have an antivirus program integrated into Outlook. If so,
disable the integration. You will not jeopardize your security as long as
you keep the real-time scanner of your AV operational.
 
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