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NetCentrics has updated the GTD Outlook add-in

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Got this in e-mail this morning:

The highly anticipated Getting Things Done Outlook Add-In Version 2.0 SP2 is now generally available. Thank you for your patience while we develop, test and release this version that addresses the Microsoft Outlook heightened security installed with Outlook 2002 SP2 and Outlook 2003.

The following issue was addressed in this release:

"A program is trying to access e-mail addresses you have stored in Outlook. Do you want to allow this?" message is appearing when attempting to process an item using the Getting Things Done Outlook Add-In. This is occurring due to a security upgrade by Microsoft in Office 2002 SP3 and Outlook 2003. All objects, properties, and methods in the add-in are now derived from the Application object passed in the OnConnection procedure of the add-in. Outlook trusts only the Application object passed in the OnConnection procedure of the add-in. Therefore, this message will no longer appear when attempting to process a message using the Getting Things Done Outlook Add-In toolbar.

If you use the add-in and have been plagued by this incessant warning, get the fix.
 
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