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Apparently the latest Outlook service pack enables an annoying dialog box that states that a program is trying to access my email addresses and do I wish to allow? I feel this security feature is important as a whole but how can I disable this for selected clients? I have looked everywhere and can not find the switch to turn it off! ClickYes is not an option, as I do not allow freeware in the corporation. Thanks!
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by sgt_shultz
well, outlook is normally used in an Exchange environment...looks like you'll need to be to fix this...did you see this:
Administrator information about E-mail security features
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;290499
by gigelul
For me sounds like a personal firewall/antispyware and not like an Outlook issue.
"Click yes" will allow other applications like excel, word (in normal circumstances) to open/create a new mail message (depends which app determine this action and about you if you will allow or not)
What do you means with "as I do not allow freeware in the corporation"?
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