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Thank you all.

Komodia is the root cause of the problem…
http://www.eweek.com/security/komodia-ssl-holes-could-affect-dozens-of-web-products-besides-superfish.html

Thanks for the help folks!
I will try both starting with Companion Link.

Sadly Joe I am unable to make any changes to autoarchive that stick?

Will a new profile lose exisiting contents please?

Strewth that did not fix the problem either!
My calendar is still being auto-archived daily…

Running repair now; it was: Control Panel; Add & Remove Programmes; Office 2007; Change; Repair.

Wish me luck

No Joe.
When looking for it just found Office Diagnostics which I rang now. 6 packages run. 1 error found and repaired although was not told what the error was?

I am guessing Control Panel; Add & Remove Programmes; Office 2007; repair or change? If not how do i repair it please?

Thanks for the help.
David

Ah good question Joe and one I should have thought to answer before you asked it!

No it’s a personal computer, so no system admin autoarchive policies have been set?

Exactly.
Anthing I choose is ignored…

PS Outlook is deleting the meetings and not storing them in the archive folder, which for me is a disater…

Further to the great post from sb06794

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I have used this technique for about 7 years now (and other tricks like never posting your email address online for harvesting) and see only a few spam emails per week? Even with a family of five
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Nice one; thank you!

As a semi satisified PP user, I went looking for and activated the SMS Security Key to beef up my security. Have had the same mobile/cell # for over a decade now!

The link for the well hidden & hard to find security feature you mentioned is here: SMS Security Key for PP
You can also generate a 6 digit pin to secure telephone contact with PP (or use a one time webcode) from here.

To be really paranoid you could pay PP/feBay for a physical token/key too, which generates 6-digit codes used during the sign-in process, once activated?

http://pcper.com/news/General-Tech/Google-Rolling-Out-SSL-Encrypted-Search-International-Users

the g! was a hot tip thank you! Stops MITM (man in the middle attacks)

Have you tried checking to see that the computer’s date & time are set correctly?

TextBridge Pro Millennium works for me on XP and windoze7. It does for me what you have described.