The per-item enable-disable macros prompt suggests that you're using a very old version of Outlook and that those items have one-off forms with code behind them. The MessageClass property value will confirm whether it's a one0off.

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"Matt Williamson" wrote in message ...
I'm extracting data from Outlook to put into another program. I wrote a
program in VB6 to do it because we use a custom form for public contact data
and it has over 600+ custom fields in it. On 2 contacts, I'm getting an
Enable/Disable macros dialog but I can't determine why? Where are all of the
possible places I can look? The form itself does have some code behind it
but this only happens on 2 contacts out of 4000. I also think these 2
contacts are ones that I've gone into and with "Design this form" and looked
at the All Fields data and closed without saving any changes. I can post my
code if that seems relevant.

Any help appreciated

Matt