Bug in Office Outlook 2003

[annonymous]

Does anyone know whether there is a Microsoft Article dealing with the
removal of a bug, which produces LDAP dialog box on opening Outlook 2003,
that cannot be removed by any other recommended means?

Thank you.

 

[Roady [MVP]]

Why do you classify this as a bug?

If you don't use the LDAP service remove it from your profile.
Control Panel-> Mail-> button E-mail Accounts-> View or change existing
address books

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[annonymous]

It is not there to remove! I did say, it cannot be removed by ANY other
means.

I did not classify it as a bug! An author of a book on Outlook 2003
classified it as such!

 

[Roady [MVP]]

Who was the author of the book?

And if you stated that it can't be removed by any means why ask for removal
then? I can't follow your logic here.

Anyway; recreate your mail profile in Control Panel-> Mail-> button Show
Profiles...

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[annonymous]

The logic is simple - I do not want a Dialog Box, which has nothing to do
with Office Outlook to appear EVERY time I open the programme.

Your last advice was suggested by other MVPs and that will not work either!

As a very respected author on Office Outlook 2003 said - it is a bug of
which Microsoft must be by now aware, that is why I am asking whether anyone
knows of a Microsoft Article on this subject.

 

[Guest]

i am on xp home. when upgrading, in addition to importing my previous outlook contacts book the install auto-loaded another directory called LDAP. as suggested by Roady, i selected email accounts and chose "directories or address books" rather than email. there it allowed me to delete the LDAP directory, and no more pop up! ... thank you roady

 

[Roady [MVP]]

You're welcome!

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