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I'm pretty sure mathewspatrick is the reason. How do I solve this issue?
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I'm pretty sure mathewspatrick is the reason. How do I solve this issue?

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For the past few weeks, sometimes when I close Outlook, I am asked &quot;Do you want to save changes?&quot; I have no idea what the question could be referring to. No Outlook objects are open at the time of exiting. It almost makes me wonder if I have a virus. Any ideas?<br />
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NOTE: I've answered the question both ways: Yes or No.
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For the past few weeks, sometimes when I close Outlook, I am asked "Do you want to save changes?" I have no idea what the question could be referring to. No Outlook objects are open at the time of exiting. It almost makes me wonder if I have a virus. Any ideas?

NOTE: I've answered the question both ways: Yes or No.

Exit Outlook: Do you want to save changes?

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