virus warning Bug in Outlook 2002 w/ Office SP3

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using Outlok 2002, installed Office SP-3, connected to MSN mail server with
MSN outlook connector. Once SP-3 was installed evey time address book
accessed by me (selection a address to put in a new message) I get a warning
box--" Another program is trying to access the address book , it could be a
virus, it is recommended that you choose no." ( not verbatium). the box gives
the choice YES with a optional time pull down box or NO. Outlook works fine
with either choice. I have tested by 2 on line virus programs, Symantec and
Micro-tend and on board Symentac Internet security AV/ Firewall. Nothing
found. I have every conceiveable ad and spyware program and have tested
clean. I've posted threads with Tech support Forum and found another user
called MSN, paid $35 to be told to just uninstall the SP-3.
Help!!Do in uninstall the SP3 andloose the suposed increased security. I've
been on the phone with Qwest/MSN suport. XP virus support. MSN support to no
avail.
 
Roasy good question,i had to goback and try it again,it happens as soonas I
select new message,

Roady said:
At what point does this happen? When you create a new message?
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2002sp3.htm#problems

--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
www.howto-outlook.com

Tips of the month:
-What do the Outlook Icons Mean?
-Create an Office 2003 CD slipstreamed with Service Pack 1

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TallPedro said:
using Outlok 2002, installed Office SP-3, connected to MSN mail server
with
MSN outlook connector. Once SP-3 was installed evey time address book
accessed by me (selection a address to put in a new message) I get a
warning
box--" Another program is trying to access the address book , it could be
a
virus, it is recommended that you choose no." ( not verbatium). the box
gives
the choice YES with a optional time pull down box or NO. Outlook works
fine
with either choice. I have tested by 2 on line virus programs, Symantec
and
Micro-tend and on board Symentac Internet security AV/ Firewall. Nothing
found. I have every conceiveable ad and spyware program and have tested
clean. I've posted threads with Tech support Forum and found another user
called MSN, paid $35 to be told to just uninstall the SP-3.
Help!!Do in uninstall the SP3 andloose the suposed increased security.
I've
been on the phone with Qwest/MSN suport. XP virus support. MSN support to
no
avail.
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TallPedro said:
Roady good question,i had to go back and try it again, it happens as soon as I
select new message,
Click to expand...

second entry-

I just read your link, first I disabled the Norton add in for antispam in
the COM window and it did not change, than changed the email editor to remove
word and that was it. Now I might be able to go into word and take out the
adobe acrobat COM to see if that's it or not, but that solves the problem. I
just won't use word or I'll ignore the message. The same service pack that
updated both programs product having a bug with the other, who could have
ever guessed.

Roady said:
At what point does this happen? When you create a new message?
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2002sp3.htm#problems

--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
www.howto-outlook.com

Tips of the month:
-What do the Outlook Icons Mean?
-Create an Office 2003 CD slipstreamed with Service Pack 1

-----
TallPedro said:
using Outlok 2002, installed Office SP-3, connected to MSN mail server
with
MSN outlook connector. Once SP-3 was installed evey time address book
accessed by me (selection a address to put in a new message) I get a
warning
box--" Another program is trying to access the address book , it could be
a
virus, it is recommended that you choose no." ( not verbatium). the box
gives
the choice YES with a optional time pull down box or NO. Outlook works
fine
with either choice. I have tested by 2 on line virus programs, Symantec
and
Micro-tend and on board Symentac Internet security AV/ Firewall. Nothing
found. I have every conceiveable ad and spyware program and have tested
clean. I've posted threads with Tech support Forum and found another user
called MSN, paid $35 to be told to just uninstall the SP-3.
Help!!Do in uninstall the SP3 andloose the suposed increased security.
I've
been on the phone with Qwest/MSN suport. XP virus support. MSN support to
no
avail.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
No, it's the Adobe load behavior. It loads with Word not Outlook so Outlook
can't check it and calls it unsafe (security pop-up).

--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
www.howto-outlook.com

Tips of the month:
-What do the Outlook Icons Mean?
-Create an Office 2003 CD slipstreamed with Service Pack 1

-----
TallPedro said:
TallPedro said:
Roady good question,i had to go back and try it again, it happens as soon
as I
select new message,
Click to expand...

second entry-

I just read your link, first I disabled the Norton add in for antispam in
the COM window and it did not change, than changed the email editor to
remove
word and that was it. Now I might be able to go into word and take out
the
adobe acrobat COM to see if that's it or not, but that solves the
problem. I
just won't use word or I'll ignore the message. The same service pack
that
updated both programs product having a bug with the other, who could have
ever guessed.

Roady said:
At what point does this happen? When you create a new message?
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2002sp3.htm#problems

--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
www.howto-outlook.com

Tips of the month:
-What do the Outlook Icons Mean?
-Create an Office 2003 CD slipstreamed with Service Pack 1

-----
using Outlok 2002, installed Office SP-3, connected to MSN mail
server
with
MSN outlook connector. Once SP-3 was installed evey time address
book
accessed by me (selection a address to put in a new message) I get a
warning
box--" Another program is trying to access the address book , it
could be
a
virus, it is recommended that you choose no." ( not verbatium). the
box
gives
the choice YES with a optional time pull down box or NO. Outlook
works
fine
with either choice. I have tested by 2 on line virus programs,
Symantec
and
Micro-tend and on board Symentac Internet security AV/ Firewall.
Nothing
found. I have every conceiveable ad and spyware program and have
tested
clean. I've posted threads with Tech support Forum and found another
user
called MSN, paid $35 to be told to just uninstall the SP-3.
Help!!Do in uninstall the SP3 andloose the suposed increased
security.
I've
been on the phone with Qwest/MSN suport. XP virus support. MSN
support to
no
avail.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
How doI disable the Adobe in Word, i found it underTools templates and
Add-ins but the box wassn't checked by it. Winfax add-in was there would
that do it? use winfax in word all the time I'd hate to take it out. can I
tell Outlook to ignore adobe? give it a security certificate or something.
Now I'm getting a little over my head.

Many thanks for the help, I've directed many people to your website for
Outlook help.

Roady said:
No, it's the Adobe load behavior. It loads with Word not Outlook so Outlook
can't check it and calls it unsafe (security pop-up).

--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
www.howto-outlook.com

Tips of the month:
-What do the Outlook Icons Mean?
-Create an Office 2003 CD slipstreamed with Service Pack 1

-----
TallPedro said:
TallPedro said:
Roady good question,i had to go back and try it again, it happens as soon
as I
select new message,
Click to expand...

second entry-

I just read your link, first I disabled the Norton add in for antispam in
the COM window and it did not change, than changed the email editor to
remove
word and that was it. Now I might be able to go into word and take out
the
adobe acrobat COM to see if that's it or not, but that solves the
problem. I
just won't use word or I'll ignore the message. The same service pack
that
updated both programs product having a bug with the other, who could have
ever guessed.

:

At what point does this happen? When you create a new message?
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2002sp3.htm#problems

--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
www.howto-outlook.com

Tips of the month:
-What do the Outlook Icons Mean?
-Create an Office 2003 CD slipstreamed with Service Pack 1

-----
using Outlok 2002, installed Office SP-3, connected to MSN mail
server
with
MSN outlook connector. Once SP-3 was installed evey time address
book
accessed by me (selection a address to put in a new message) I get a
warning
box--" Another program is trying to access the address book , it
could be
a
virus, it is recommended that you choose no." ( not verbatium). the
box
gives
the choice YES with a optional time pull down box or NO. Outlook
works
fine
with either choice. I have tested by 2 on line virus programs,
Symantec
and
Micro-tend and on board Symentac Internet security AV/ Firewall.
Nothing
found. I have every conceiveable ad and spyware program and have
tested
clean. I've posted threads with Tech support Forum and found another
user
called MSN, paid $35 to be told to just uninstall the SP-3.
Help!!Do in uninstall the SP3 andloose the suposed increased
security.
I've
been on the phone with Qwest/MSN suport. XP virus support. MSN
support to
no
avail.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
TallPedro said:
How doI disable the Adobe in Word, i found it underTools templates and
Add-ins but the box wassn't checked by it. Winfax add-in was there
would that do it?
Click to expand...

WinFAX is another application that has side-effects in Outlook. WinFAX
V10.3 supposedly fixes them.
 
Brian, I've been all over Symantec web site looking go Winfax 10.3
haven't found it. The Live updater doesn't seam to update my 10.02 it
either. Got a link to 10.3" or an actural phone number to Symantec. All I
get on S ymantec web site is a mobius strip of self help links.
 
See http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2002sp3.htm#problems for instructions
on how to remove the OUtlook component from PDFMaker.

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of
Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers



TallPedro said:
How doI disable the Adobe in Word, i found it underTools templates and
Add-ins but the box wassn't checked by it. Winfax add-in was there would
that do it? use winfax in word all the time I'd hate to take it out. can
I
tell Outlook to ignore adobe? give it a security certificate or something.
Now I'm getting a little over my head.

Many thanks for the help, I've directed many people to your website for
Outlook help.

Roady said:
No, it's the Adobe load behavior. It loads with Word not Outlook so
Outlook
can't check it and calls it unsafe (security pop-up).

--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
www.howto-outlook.com

Tips of the month:
-What do the Outlook Icons Mean?
-Create an Office 2003 CD slipstreamed with Service Pack 1

-----
TallPedro said:
:

Roady good question,i had to go back and try it again, it happens as
soon
as I
select new message,

second entry-

I just read your link, first I disabled the Norton add in for antispam
in
the COM window and it did not change, than changed the email editor to
remove
word and that was it. Now I might be able to go into word and take out
the
adobe acrobat COM to see if that's it or not, but that solves the
problem. I
just won't use word or I'll ignore the message. The same service pack
that
updated both programs product having a bug with the other, who could
have
ever guessed.


:

At what point does this happen? When you create a new message?
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2002sp3.htm#problems

--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
www.howto-outlook.com

Tips of the month:
-What do the Outlook Icons Mean?
-Create an Office 2003 CD slipstreamed with Service Pack 1

-----
using Outlok 2002, installed Office SP-3, connected to MSN mail
server
with
MSN outlook connector. Once SP-3 was installed evey time address
book
accessed by me (selection a address to put in a new message) I get
a
warning
box--" Another program is trying to access the address book , it
could be
a
virus, it is recommended that you choose no." ( not verbatium).
the
box
gives
the choice YES with a optional time pull down box or NO. Outlook
works
fine
with either choice. I have tested by 2 on line virus programs,
Symantec
and
Micro-tend and on board Symentac Internet security AV/ Firewall.
Nothing
found. I have every conceiveable ad and spyware program and have
tested
clean. I've posted threads with Tech support Forum and found
another
user
called MSN, paid $35 to be told to just uninstall the SP-3.
Help!!Do in uninstall the SP3 andloose the suposed increased
security.
I've
been on the phone with Qwest/MSN suport. XP virus support. MSN
support to
no
avail.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
TallPedro said:
Brian, I've been all over Symantec web site looking go Winfax 10.3
haven't found it. The Live updater doesn't seam to update my 10.02 it
either. Got a link to 10.3" or an actural phone number to Symantec.
All I get on S ymantec web site is a mobius strip of self help links.
Click to expand...

The knowledgebase at Symantec mentions a "replacement CD" that may fix the
problem. I've read of a 10.03 in a newsgroup somewhere and linked the two,
perhaps incorrectly. See this: http://snipurl.com/WinFax
 
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