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I have Outlook 2002 running pulling in a variety of POP3 e:mails and, via
HTTP, my MSN e:mail as well. All worked fine for ages until I installed a
new version of NIS. Now the POP3's work fine, I can send mail via HTTP but
when new mail is identified in the HTTP's Inbox I get a popup message from
Outlook about the address book having a possible virus attack ie. A program
is trying to access e:mail addresses etc (as seen here
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HA011127891033.aspx). If I hit
Yes or No it takes about 4 attempts before Outlook says it needs to restart
and send a fault message to, I presume, Microsoft.
Once Outlook restarts I can read the Inbox messages okay. It only happens
again if there is something new in the HTTP Inbox.
Windows and Office products are completely up to date too.
Any thoughts? I think its NIS 2006 but would love to know if anyone else
has seen it or has some thoughts/ideas.
HTTP, my MSN e:mail as well. All worked fine for ages until I installed a
new version of NIS. Now the POP3's work fine, I can send mail via HTTP but
when new mail is identified in the HTTP's Inbox I get a popup message from
Outlook about the address book having a possible virus attack ie. A program
is trying to access e:mail addresses etc (as seen here
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HA011127891033.aspx). If I hit
Yes or No it takes about 4 attempts before Outlook says it needs to restart
and send a fault message to, I presume, Microsoft.
Once Outlook restarts I can read the Inbox messages okay. It only happens
again if there is something new in the HTTP Inbox.
Windows and Office products are completely up to date too.
Any thoughts? I think its NIS 2006 but would love to know if anyone else
has seen it or has some thoughts/ideas.