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 ...

    First off I am NOT an avid user of Outlook so if I ask things that
sound kind of stupid, oh well! :)  Anyway I am working for a client who
does use Outlook.  They have a distrubuted application that users send
in data for via Outlook.  The address used is a shared mailbox.  I ...

is there a way to share a calendar in Outlook or any other recommended program on a network
Is there a program that allows me to share a calender/appointment page  from  any node on a network (ie. peer to peer or client server) and enables  access for multiple users with various ...

I am trying to create a new Team Folder.  I have had our admins create
a public folder with me being the owner, and the other team members
being editors.
When I use the team folders wizard, the default permissions include

I'm in an office with 5 networked computers. all incoming/outgoing mail uses
the same address (POP3 account). A single machine running Outlook Express is
used by all of us, in rotation, for email. This is inconvenient and
inefficient!

a user has given his secretary access to his calendar and everytime she clicks on his calendar, apart from being able to view it, two new tasks folders are created in his mailbox root
the tasks folders just get created in numbers order; tasks1, tasks2, tasks3, etc. and seem to be ...

Currently I have two people sharing a calendar.  We have encountered some
problems.  The first is that when one person (not the owner of the calendar)
enters data into the calendar it doesn't neccesarily show up on the owner's
calendar.  The second problem is that when they put an ...

We currently have a public calendar that the secreteries input data into.
The person who check the info needs to be able to sync her personal calendar
with this public calendar.  How can we do this?

Hello.  We have public folders displayed in our Outlook
Folder list.  I would like to place an icon on my desktop
for easier access to the Publi Folders.  How can I
accomplish this.  Thanks in advance for any assistance.

We maintain a large Contacts folder in Public Folders
where we keep all company contacts.  All users have READ
access.  Selected admins have EDITOR rights.  Using the
Exchange Administrator account, I have full OWNER

I have a client delegating control of his Exchange
calendar to his secretary.  She is using Outlook 2000.  
Everything works fine; however, the client can't seem to
choose his Exchange Mailbox calendar.  By default Outlook