Getting "program trying to access addresses" message when sending email

[RPP]

Whenever I open up a new "Compose Mail" window and start
typing addresses into the "To" field, Outlook brings up
the message that a program is trying to access email
addresses I've stored in Outlook, and asking whether I
want to allow it. Any reason this is happening even
though the program that's trying to access those
addresses is Outlook itself?

 

[neo [mvp outlook]]

Do you have the full version of Adobe Acrobat 6 installed? If yes, you
might have to disable the PDFMaker addin. In any event, check out this
section http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2002sp3.htm#problems to see if
there is anything here that could be triggering it.

 

[vkowal]

-----Original Message-----
Whenever I open up a new "Compose Mail" window and start
typing addresses into the "To" field, Outlook brings up
the message that a program is trying to access email
addresses I've stored in Outlook, and asking whether I
want to allow it. Any reason this is happening even
though the program that's trying to access those
addresses is Outlook itself?
.

I'm getting the same thing when I receive e-mail. It
started when I downloaded the latest Windows security
update. Was anyone able to tell you why it's happening?

 

[Guest]

-----Original Message-----
Whenever I open up a new "Compose Mail" window and start
typing addresses into the "To" field, Outlook brings up
the message that a program is trying to access email
addresses I've stored in Outlook, and asking whether I
want to allow it. Any reason this is happening even
though the program that's trying to access those
addresses is Outlook itself?
.
We use Act! as our Contact Manager and E-mail editor

with Outlook as the engine behind it. We get this same
message. We started getting the message after installing
SP2 so I imagine it is a new security feature so that
viruses cannot steal your contacts database. It's
irritating and I'd like to know how to shut it down, or
at least put more than 10 minutes on the "Do you want to
allow this?" screen.

 

[Brian Tillman]

We use Act! as our Contact Manager and E-mail editor
with Outlook as the engine behind it.
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/esecup/apps.htm#other

We get this same
message. We started getting the message after installing
SP2 so I imagine it is a new security feature so that
viruses cannot steal your contacts database. It's
irritating and I'd like to know how to shut it down, or
at least put more than 10 minutes on the "Do you want to
allow this?" screen.

You can't shut it down and you can't change the limits on the time allowed.