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08-Jan-2008, 04:54 PM #1
Question Outlook (XP) Mail Access Looping
I've installed Office XP on my new Vista Home Professional laptop. When I enter Outlook I get the little dialogue box telling me that another program needs access to Outlook email addresses and asks my permmission for "x" minutes. This dialogue box just loops and won't accept a response. I have to end Outlook via Task Manager. I have SP2 installed. Mick
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