Arrggg, I wish I could get my hands on these punks that

develop these viruses!!  Which virus is the following??



Symptoms:

1) Windows XP Pro SP1

2) Office Update-11

3) Microsoft Outlook 2002 SP3



Every time I create a new message (Word is my default

editor), I get a Outlook Warning dialog box that warns:

"A program is trying to access addresses you have stored

in your Outlook address book. Do you want to allow this?



If this is unexpected, it may be a virus and you should

answer 'No'"



The Help Button reads:

A program is trying to access your Address Book

A program is trying to access your Address Book or

contacts. Viruses can spread by sending copies of e-mail

messages to people listed in your Address Book. You must

allow or deny access to your Address Book before this

program can continue.



Allow access



Do one or both of the following:



To allow the program access for this instance only (such

as for one contact), click Yes.

To allow unsecured access for a specified time period of

up to 10 minutes, select the Allow Access for check box,

and then click a time period in the list.

Deny access



Click No.



Thanks in advance for your assitance, I have sun several

virus removal tools, have Norton 2004 with full emailing

screening (including worms) and the current defs

installed???



Peace, out,

Sixbells

	
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				Originally posted by sixbells 

Arrggg, I wish I could get my hands on these punks that

develop these viruses!!  Which virus is the following??



Symptoms:

1) Windows XP Pro SP1

2) Office Update-11

3) Microsoft Outlook 2002 SP3



Every time I create a new message (Word is my default

editor), I get a Outlook Warning dialog box that warns:

"A program is trying to access addresses you have stored

in your Outlook address book. Do you want to allow this?



If this is unexpected, it may be a virus and you should

answer 'No'"



The Help Button reads:

A program is trying to access your Address Book

A program is trying to access your Address Book or

contacts. Viruses can spread by sending copies of e-mail

messages to people listed in your Address Book. You must

allow or deny access to your Address Book before this

program can continue.



Allow access



Do one or both of the following:



To allow the program access for this instance only (such

as for one contact), click Yes.

To allow unsecured access for a specified time period of

up to 10 minutes, select the Allow Access for check box,

and then click a time period in the list.

Deny access



Click No.



Thanks in advance for your assitance, I have sun several

virus removal tools, have Norton 2004 with full emailing

screening (including worms) and the current defs

installed???



Peace, out,

Sixbells 
			
		
	
	
SAME QUESTION, SAME ANSWER OF NICTU

"jelly" <jelly.13mgku@mail.mcse.ms> wrote



> SAME QUESTION, SAME ANSWER OF NICTU



Then why repost?



Oh, and fix your caps lock key, it seems to be stuck.

	
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				Originally posted by Brian 

"jelly" <jelly.13mgku@mail.mcse.ms> wrote



> SAME QUESTION, SAME ANSWER OF NICTU



Then why repost?



Oh, and fix your caps lock key, it seems to be stuck. 
			
		
	
	
hi brian now is stucked on little caracters

	
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				Originally posted by jelly 

hi brian now is stucked on little caracters 
			
		
	
	
This isn't a virus at all.  The symptoms you are experiencing are a result of applying Office 2002 (XP) SP3. SP3 adds the Body and HTMLBody properties to the list of properties that trigger the security prompt. You'll need to update any add-ins that trigger the security warning.



Read more at the link below.



http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2002sp3.htm