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Outlook 2002 SP3 ActiveX warning
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[QUOTE="Hyde the darker side, post: 4795365"] Hi Helmut There must be. Trouble is I can't isolate it or identify it. It looks like standard text. Having first pasted the whole paragraph and received the warning from Outlook, I started to paste the paragraph line by line until the warning was displayed. Having identified which line of text caused the warning, I pasted each individual word in that line until I identified the offending word, or part word in this case. I get it when I paste "(SLA", the complete string being "(SLA)". It doesn't change the cursor style as it would for hyperlink, so I don't think it's that. If I remove all formatting it still causes the warning message when pasted to Outlook. In the next paragraph that throws up the same problem, the text is "France". The only solution that worked was saving the document in RTF format. Word warned me that I would lose some formatting and any macros, but this wasn't a problem since I didn't want the offending item anyway. I'd just like a way of getting a better warning message that tells me what the activeX control is that is causing the warning in the first place. Regards Hyde. [/QUOTE]
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