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Hello Everyone,
I want to take this time to thank you in advance for taking the time to
assist me.
Here is my problem (at least I think it may be an issue...I could be worng,
as I am known to be from time to time)...
For the past several weeks, when I launch Outlook, an unusal Icon has been
appearing off and on. However, the past few days it has been appearing
everytime Outlook is running.
The icon goes away when I close Outlook, but when it Outlook is running and
I place the pointer over the icon, the following IP ADDRESS(ES) appear(s):
66.111.4.150, 66.111.4.150
I have no clue, but I do know that for some reason it is only associated
with Outlook, when it is running. An additioanlly odd thing about the icon
is when my poiter is over it and I right click on it, nothing happens. I
mean, absolutely nothing. Ususally, when I right click on an icon in the
tray I am provided with several different options for that program. I just
do not get it.
Can anyone help me? I do have an electronic illustration of what I am
talking about should you need to see the icon.
Again, I thank you all for your help!!!
Respectfully,
Derek J. Roscoe
I want to take this time to thank you in advance for taking the time to
assist me.
Here is my problem (at least I think it may be an issue...I could be worng,
as I am known to be from time to time)...
For the past several weeks, when I launch Outlook, an unusal Icon has been
appearing off and on. However, the past few days it has been appearing
everytime Outlook is running.
The icon goes away when I close Outlook, but when it Outlook is running and
I place the pointer over the icon, the following IP ADDRESS(ES) appear(s):
66.111.4.150, 66.111.4.150
I have no clue, but I do know that for some reason it is only associated
with Outlook, when it is running. An additioanlly odd thing about the icon
is when my poiter is over it and I right click on it, nothing happens. I
mean, absolutely nothing. Ususally, when I right click on an icon in the
tray I am provided with several different options for that program. I just
do not get it.
Can anyone help me? I do have an electronic illustration of what I am
talking about should you need to see the icon.
Again, I thank you all for your help!!!
Respectfully,
Derek J. Roscoe