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Comment from baxter on 2009-10-16

2009-10-16T08:19:07Z

There are some programs made to run, like microsoft office web apps, they actually do need access.

here's a guide on them: http://www.groovypost.com/howto/microsoft/office/access-microsoft-office-web-apps-tech-preview/

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Comment from wail on 2009-01-26

2009-01-27T07:28:13Z

OK , that is nice but still , i can't see any solution to disable this message if i want that .

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Comment from jon on 2007-04-17

2007-04-17T13:57:35Z

There's a terrific Outlook add-in at:
http://www.mapilab.com/outlook/security
that identifies which program is trying to access, and fixes it. It was how I found out that PDFMOutlook.dll is the culprit.
Adobe website acknowledges this as a problem... see

[HTML Link Edited]

www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?event=
view&id=KC.330069&extid=330069&dialogID=9566778&iterationID=
1&sessionID=48302ba695f58067643c&stateID=0+0+9574381&mode=
simple">http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?event=
view&id=KC.330069&extid=330069&dialogID=9566778&iterationID=1&sessionID=
48302ba695f58067643c&stateID=0+0+9574381&mode=simple

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Comment from Alan on 2006-06-27

2006-06-27T19:17:29Z

Thanks a pile to Anonymous (June 12/06). Your fix is perfect. One more cause of irritation off the list! By the time this computer is obsolete, it will be working perfectly...

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Comment from Anonymous on 2006-06-12

2006-06-12T21:21:16Z

I have an easier fix.
You just need to disable to Outlook module in Acrobat 6.0.

Browse and look for the file "PDFMOutlook.dll" in c:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Acrobat 6.0\PDFMaker\Mail\Outlook.

Then, rename the file to "PDFMOutlook.dll.old"

That should fix the problem

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Comment from Chris on 2006-02-27

2006-02-27T21:10:43Z

The information from Icelocked about MAPILab help me out. Thanks!

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Comment from Roger Bone on 2006-01-20

2006-01-20T23:26:38Z

The problem with outlook message was fixed by this, thanks very much Brian

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Comment from Icelocked on 2005-08-28

2005-08-28T10:21:50Z

Maybe a little late to post this, anyway, found a nice solution for this problem. Its called "Advanced security for Outlook" and its a litte freeware program from MapiLab. In my case the message popped up every time I wanted to send a new mail message and the reason was a dll from Adobe (I have Adobe Acrobat Professional on the computer) Look for MapiLab in Google ...

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Comment from Krys on 2005-08-19

2005-08-19T20:00:33Z

i found this solution and it solved the issue for me:

"The solution is to search for PDFMOutlook.dll on your machine. It's probably located here:

C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat 6.0\PDFMaker\Mail\Outlook

Once you find it rename it PDFMOutlook.dllold and your problem is solved.:) "

Thanks to Brian "swngcat2000"
from: http://forum.osnn.net/archive/index.php/t-38127.html

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Comment from Leo on 2005-06-30

2005-06-30T16:43:35Z

You want this article: http://ask-leo.com/ive_forgotten_the_answer_to_my_msn_hotmail_secret_question_and_my_password_what_do_i_do.html

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Comment from Waqrsi on 2005-06-28

2005-06-28T17:05:38Z

Please i forgot my password and secret question ..thats my e-mail Id nailabashir123@hotmail.com
can u tell me how i can get my ID

Thanks
warsi

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Comment from Leo on 2005-06-02

2005-06-02T20:40:09Z

This article talks about Hotmail but it applies to Yahoo as well:
http://ask-leo.com/ive_lost_my_hotmail_password_can_you_help_get_it_back.html

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Comment from faique on 2005-06-01

2005-06-01T18:56:24Z

i lost my yahoo account password i don't remmeber my password and secret question.that is my yahoo acount id mfauqye@yahoo.com would u help me ..........
thank you..

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Comment from Paul $ on 2005-05-25

2005-05-25T16:32:09Z

God bless Leo and Caroline for her Adobe post on this issue! Definetly turned out to be our companies problem.

The Adobe tech site pointed me in the right direction but failed to resolve the Acrobat 6.0\Outlook\Word isssue I was experiencing in the best possible way.
Adobe fails to instruct users that they can also remove the "Attach as PDF" feature from Outlook by modify the Acrobat install from Add/Remove Programs.This stops the access pop-up.

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Comment from Leo on 2005-05-21

2005-05-21T18:29:11Z

You want this article: http://ask-leo.com/ive_lost_my_hotmail_password_can_you_help_get_it_back.html - it applies to Yahoo as well.

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Comment from Rita Peterson on 2005-05-21

2005-05-21T09:54:18Z

Please i forgot my password on this yahoo mail
Please help me, mail me on seg12003@yahoo.com if you can help.

Thanks
Rita

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Comment from Brian on 2005-04-28

2005-04-28T18:28:42Z

How annoying is this!
Thanks to the poster for the Acrobat tip. Removing Acrobat fixed the problem. Here's the tech support url from Acrobat about this:
http://www.adobe.com/support/techdocs/330069.html

[Copyrighted information removed. Just follow the link above. -Leo]

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Comment from feitz on 2005-03-03

2005-03-03T08:18:41Z

try this free program: http://www.mapilab.com/outlook/security/

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Comment from Aiste on 2005-02-16

2005-02-16T19:12:12Z

I have similar problem. There are two user accounts on my laptop. One is local and works without any problems. Second is for company and it works in local networks (connect to domain and bla bla bla). This account has problems with Outlook. Something is trying to access address book. Virus is updated. I'll try to disable Word, but not sure if this will work... Anyways, I can do this only from company...

Any ideas, why it works differently on the same computer?

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Comment from Guna on 2004-11-16

2004-11-16T16:27:43Z

Try

Outlook Redemption software
http://www.dimastr.com/redemption/

ClickYes Software
http://www.contextmagic.com/express-clickyes/

This will fix your problem.

thanks.

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Comment from Caroline on 2004-11-12

2004-11-12T16:28:06Z

I agree that it has to do with SP3, but I have also found if you have a full version of Adobe Acrobat installed you will get this message. If you uninstall Acrobat and keep SP3, the message disappears. Just another Microsoft incompatibility.

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Comment from Ian on 2004-10-13

2004-10-13T23:15:57Z

Looks like it IS possible to turn off this annoying feature, but not easy.

This link goes to the Microsoft support page that explains how.

http://www.microsoft.com/office/ork/2003/three/ch12/OutG01.htm

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Comment from Leo on 2004-10-08

2004-10-09T01:57:07Z

One of the earlier commenters mentioned that he experienced this when Word was selected as his email editor. Turning that off seemed to fix the problem.

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Comment from Bob R on 2004-10-08

2004-10-08T18:46:03Z

So what do you do when you get the message (pops up every time I try to open an email), and Norton...updated with the latest definitions...detects no viruses?

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Comment from Troy on 2004-10-06

2004-10-07T06:53:36Z

I want to disable this 'feature' only for Remote Assistance emails in a school environment.

Is there a way to give 'trust' to the Remote Assistance in XP?

Thanx

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Comment from Nando on 2004-09-30

2004-09-30T16:00:42Z

That "error" is normal. It comes from and new function of office sp3, has it been explained later.

During the normal email create or reply, this errors occurs when ms word is used to edit the emails. Try to disable word as the default email editor, and this error will be gone.

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Comment from Kevin on 2004-09-24

2004-09-24T18:29:17Z

I hate Microsoft sometimes. There's no way to unistall this "feature" without reinstalling Windows all together. This is a major problem when it's running on an Ap server such as a phone system.

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Comment from Leo on 2004-09-15

2004-09-15T16:57:49Z

No. The message is only triggered by a program running on your machine.

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Comment from Mel Woolf on 2004-09-15

2004-09-15T15:55:27Z

I'm getting this message also. My PST file is on a shared network drive. Is it possible for the message on my machine to be displayed if a machine (other than mine) with access to that shared drive gets a virus?

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Comment from Mark on 2004-08-25

2004-08-25T13:44:06Z

It just started happening to me also. I think that it's Word, since I have word as my email editor.

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Comment from Leo on 2004-08-04

2004-08-04T17:02:14Z

Not that I'm aware of.

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Comment from Ammar on 2004-08-04

2004-08-04T13:01:19Z

Is there any way to disable it completely?

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Comment from Lee Oughton on 2004-08-03

2004-08-04T06:02:37Z

I have got this message and too noted that it only appeared after installing SP3. I was really worried that it could be a virusand have reformatted the hard drive and reinstalled windows.

If anyone works out how to sort the problem please dolet me know!

Lee

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Comment from Leo on 2004-07-28

2004-07-29T02:26:16Z

Not that I'm aware of.

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Comment from Brett on 2004-07-28

2004-07-28T18:13:48Z

Is there any way to disable it completely?

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Comment from Wayne on 2004-07-13

2004-07-13T15:21:27Z

I've been getting this message the first time I launch a new message template every time I reopen Outlook. That is, I start Outlook, and then the first time I create a new message, I get the warning. This only began happening AFTER I updated Office XP to SP 3. I believe it may have something to do with Microsoft trying to add security to my sysetm, and the fact that I use Word as my e.mail editor.

I also get an extremely brief flash of this message when I synch Outlook with my Palm Tungsten T3, but I think the Palm OS or the Key Folders software I'm using is smart enough to "click" the allow button.

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