b1 wrote:
I used to have this problem until I found out that an Outlook add-in was
causing the problem - the addin was a program called QuantaZip (for
attachment compression).

I installed Advanced Security for Outlook (search the MS web site), and now
I get the option to allow access or not (and you can grant permanent
permissions too)

Maybe that will help.





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I keep getting the following message in outlook: a programming is
trying to access email addresses you have stored in Outlook. Do you
want to allow this? If this is unexpected, it may be a virus and you
should choose "No". Then it gives me an option to allow access and a
time limit or a no option.

I've done a search for it and tried some of the remedies suggested but
still keep getting this message.

Running Symantec Corporate edition and it's up to date. Running Office
XP with SP3--check the Advanced Options for COM Add-in's--nothing
listed. Not running Active-Sync or any PDA programs.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.


Is there a way you can search for all add-ins that would be prompting
this message? As I mentioned before I went into Tools, Options, Other,
Advance Options, and COM Add-Ins and there was nothing listed. Thanks.