Pardon me going off topic, but we've exhausted our normal diagnostics on this Outlook problem. I have two users (software developers) who both run Windows/Office 2000 and started having email trouble today. It doesn't send or receive, acts very sluggish, and when they check the Task Manager an executable named MAPISP32 is hogging the CPU. I know there's a worm named W32.magistr.24876 that sometimes takes this file name, but we're running Symantec AntiVirus Corporate Edition and both users are up to date on virus definitions. Plus they are properly patched via Windows Update. Also ran a utility to remove spyware. (Part of my emphasis on possible worm is that these developers have been working with a client who is reporting similar problems.) Tried searching the MS site and the Web but didn't find anything. I checked the mail server for evidence of excessive outgoing traffic but didn't find anything there either. Tips?
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