Error message "You or a program"

[mrwhy]

Have any of you received a message "You or a program" is trying to
access........?

How come is does not know who?
What is asking this question?

When after many months trying, I managed to stop this message (who knows
how, as usual!) it is replaced by an unauthorised attempt to dialup (I am on
broadband, so of course it says "No dial tone".
Everywhere I have actuated "Never dial"


The obove ONLY happens the FIRST time you try "send/receive" in Outlook
2003. After I stop the dialup (if quick enough!) all broadband works fine

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

No.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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After furious head scratching, mrwhy asked:

| Have any of you received a message "You or a program" is trying to
| access........?
|
| How come is does not know who?
| What is asking this question?
|
| When after many months trying, I managed to stop this message (who
| knows how, as usual!) it is replaced by an unauthorised attempt to
| dialup (I am on broadband, so of course it says "No dial tone".
| Everywhere I have actuated "Never dial"
|
|
| The obove ONLY happens the FIRST time you try "send/receive" in
| Outlook 2003. After I stop the dialup (if quick enough!) all
| broadband works fine

 

[mrwhy]

No.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact.

After furious head scratching, mrwhy asked:

| Have any of you received a message "You or a program" is trying to
| access........?
|
| How come is does not know who?
| What is asking this question?
|
| When after many months trying, I managed to stop this message (who
| knows how, as usual!) it is replaced by an unauthorised attempt to
| dialup (I am on broadband, so of course it says "No dial tone".
| Everywhere I have actuated "Never dial"
|
|
| The obove ONLY happens the FIRST time you try "send/receive" in
| Outlook 2003. After I stop the dialup (if quick enough!) all
| broadband works fine


Hi Milly

How do you know that "no" applies to everyone?
What would you do?

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

You asked, "Have any of you..." and I am one of any. My answer is no.

Besides, we have no idea what version of Outlook you are talking about, what
type of dialing you expect from Outlook (it doesn't dial - it is a PIM, not
a telephony application) nor how you are handling the calls.

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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After furious head scratching, mrwhy asked:

| "Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:
|
|| No.
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|| Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
||
|| Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact.
||
|| After furious head scratching, mrwhy asked:
||
||| Have any of you received a message "You or a program" is trying to
||| access........?
|||
||| How come is does not know who?
||| What is asking this question?
|||
||| When after many months trying, I managed to stop this message (who
||| knows how, as usual!) it is replaced by an unauthorised attempt to
||| dialup (I am on broadband, so of course it says "No dial tone".
||| Everywhere I have actuated "Never dial"
|||
|||
||| The obove ONLY happens the FIRST time you try "send/receive" in
||| Outlook 2003. After I stop the dialup (if quick enough!) all
||| broadband works fine
||
||
|| Hi Milly
| How do you know that "no" applies to everyone?
| What would you do?