From: Jean on 22 Mar 2006 00:49 I installed Earthlink.net SpamBlocker to work with my Microsoft Outlook email program. It worked fine for a long time. However, when I click on the "Suspect Email" link to check that file, I get the message, "Warning, the COM object has not been initialized. Earthlink SpamBlocker Add-on". I must have disabled it somehow. Can anyone tell me how to fix this? (I also get the same warning when I go into my address book.)
From: Brian Tillman on 22 Mar 2006 13:44 Jean <Jean(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > I installed Earthlink.net SpamBlocker to work with my Microsoft > Outlook email program. It worked fine for a long time. However, > when I click on the "Suspect Email" link to check that file, I get > the message, "Warning, the COM object has not been initialized. > Earthlink SpamBlocker Add-on". I must have disabled it somehow. Can > anyone tell me how to fix this? (I also get the same warning when I > go into my address book.) What does the documentation for SpamBlocker say? -- Brian Tillman
From: Jean on 22 Mar 2006 14:16 Well, I then uninstalled SpamBlocker then reinstalled it. Instead of being installed to my Outlook program -- it installed on Earthlink TotalAccess email (which I had installed and I guess I shouldn't have because I have DSL, not dial-up). Now, I would like to uninstall TotalAccess but if I do, I'll lose all my emails, etc. I just have to go into Earthlink Web Mail to see my "suspect email" in the SpamBlocker. I know this is confusing, but I've spent HOURS in chat with Earthlink -- everything I do seems to cause another problem to solve. My problems now are far beyond my original question. "Brian Tillman" wrote: > Jean <Jean(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > > > I installed Earthlink.net SpamBlocker to work with my Microsoft > > Outlook email program. It worked fine for a long time. However, > > when I click on the "Suspect Email" link to check that file, I get > > the message, "Warning, the COM object has not been initialized. > > Earthlink SpamBlocker Add-on". I must have disabled it somehow. Can > > anyone tell me how to fix this? (I also get the same warning when I > > go into my address book.) > > What does the documentation for SpamBlocker say? > -- > Brian Tillman >
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