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October 14th 06, 11:14 PM
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How do I stop outlook 2003 from trying to contact the LDAP Server?
Everytime I click on the To: button to pick a contact from my address book,
my computer will start some kind of process that I can not override. then after some 12-15 seconds, I get an error dialog that I must acknowledge before I can do anything else. The error dialog says unable to contact LDAP server. I have just my one computer here at home connected to my router. How do I disable this LDAP server thing, and just call up my own address book without having to go through this error message thing each and every time I want to send an e-mail? 
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