virus warning Bug in Outlook 2002 w/ Office SP3

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Guest

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.
 
G

Guest

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

-----
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.
 
G

Guest

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.

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.
 
R

Roady [MVP]

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,

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.
 
G

Guest

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,

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.
 
B

Brian Tillman

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?

WinFAX is another application that has side-effects in Outlook. WinFAX
V10.3 supposedly fixes them.
 
G

Guest

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.
 
S

Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]

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.
 
B

Brian Tillman

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.

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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