Is there any way this prompt can be turned off?

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We just got upgraded at our law firm to Office 2003. Our operating system is
Windows XP. Our previous version of Word was Word '97. In the past when I
would print e-mail attachments from e-mail messages in Outlook, I could
right-click on a Word attachment and choose Print, and it would send the
document to print and that would be it. Now since the upgrade, if I
right-click on a Word attachment and choose Print, it opens the document and
prints it, then it displays this prompt:

"WorkSite Office Integration -- Do you want to save the changes you made to
[whatever document I just printed]?" It displays this message EVERY SINGLE
TIME!

This is completely new. With Word '97, there was no ridiculous prompt. It
would just print the document, then exit the application. This new prompt is
such an interruption to my work since I print many attachments from e-mail
every single day. Is there any way to deactivate or turn off this annoying
prompt? Please help!
 
This message is not coming from Word or Office but (as indicated) from
WorkSite Office Integration (presumably a document management app).

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

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