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KevinB
I've just installed Outlook 2007 (hosted Exchange from MailStreet) and am
using Word 2007. The computer has Vista Home Premium SP1.
All I'm trying to do is send a change-of-address e-mail to my list of
contacts (about 1500).
I'm going thru all the steps to do mail merge in Word 2007 - create the
message, no problem, import the contacts from Outlook, no problem.
The issue is that when I go to the final "Finish and Merge" step in Word, it
appears that Outlook blocks access and I have to click "allow" for each and
every e-mail (although after that, each one does indeed go thru just fine).
I just don't want to have to click "allow" 1500 times!
There is also an option to "allow" for 10 minutes, but that doesn't prevent
it from asking me to click again for each e-mail.
I don't have Norton or Symantec, and I've disabled everything I can find to
disable in the Windows Security Center.
The message is in a small box, has "Microsoft Office Outlook" in the header
(although it comes up in Word, not Outlook), and the text reads "A program is
trying to access e-mail address information stored in Outlook. If this is
unexpected, click Deny and verify your antivirus software is up-to-date".
Then the boxes at the bottom, "allow", "deny" and "help" (which is of course
useless).
The Security Center in Windows says I have no antivirus software installed
(and takes joy in reminding me of that every day).
What the heck is blocking this from working smoothly? And how do I disable
it?
using Word 2007. The computer has Vista Home Premium SP1.
All I'm trying to do is send a change-of-address e-mail to my list of
contacts (about 1500).
I'm going thru all the steps to do mail merge in Word 2007 - create the
message, no problem, import the contacts from Outlook, no problem.
The issue is that when I go to the final "Finish and Merge" step in Word, it
appears that Outlook blocks access and I have to click "allow" for each and
every e-mail (although after that, each one does indeed go thru just fine).
I just don't want to have to click "allow" 1500 times!
There is also an option to "allow" for 10 minutes, but that doesn't prevent
it from asking me to click again for each e-mail.
I don't have Norton or Symantec, and I've disabled everything I can find to
disable in the Windows Security Center.
The message is in a small box, has "Microsoft Office Outlook" in the header
(although it comes up in Word, not Outlook), and the text reads "A program is
trying to access e-mail address information stored in Outlook. If this is
unexpected, click Deny and verify your antivirus software is up-to-date".
Then the boxes at the bottom, "allow", "deny" and "help" (which is of course
useless).
The Security Center in Windows says I have no antivirus software installed
(and takes joy in reminding me of that every day).
What the heck is blocking this from working smoothly? And how do I disable
it?