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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Team Folders / April 2004Office XP SP3
After installing Office XP service pack 3, an Oulook dialogue box appears whenever I create a new email or reply to an email. It states that a program is attempting to access my Outlook Address book (it's Word). The only way I can prevent this diaglog box from appearing is to remove Word as my default email editor I am trying to figure out a way to tell Outlook to allow Word to access the address book on a permanent basis so I do not have to provide permission each time I create or reply to an email while Word is my default email editor Appreciate your help dwycof See http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2002sp3.htm#problems for both the explanation and a possible solution for your Word issue, which is probably related to Acrobat.  SignatureSue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for Administrators, Power Users, and Developers http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx > After installing Office XP service pack 3, an Oulook dialogue box appears whenever I create a new email or reply to an email. It states that a program is attempting to access my Outlook Address book (it's Word). The only way I can prevent this diaglog box from appearing is to remove Word as my default email editor. > I am trying to figure out a way to tell Outlook to allow Word to access the address book on a permanent basis so I do not have to provide permission each time I create or reply to an email while Word is my default email editor. > Appreciate your help. > > dwycoff Sue You identified the Outlook security issue perfectly. I installed Acrobat prior to installing Office XP SP3. However, I did not experience the problem with Outlook until after I installed SP3 so I suspected SP3 as the root cause. The regsistry settings you provided resoved the problem immediately Thanks so much for your assistance dwycoff |
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