Outlook - error w/Norton Spam control

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1.Buffer overrun error in Outlook with Norton Anti-spam

I have XP Pro version 2002, SP1 running Outlook 2002 SP2 
with Norton Anti-spam as part of Norton Internet Security 
2004.  When I choose a group of 10 emails in my Deleted 
Items folder and click on "This Is Spam" button in Norton 
Anti-spam, I get the following error:

"Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library
Buffer overrun detected!

Program: C:\PROGRAMS\MICROSOFT OFFICE\Office10\OUTLOOK.EXE

A buffer overrun has been detected which has currupt the 
programs's internal state.  The program cannot safely 
continue execution and must now be terminated."

When I click on OK (the only button available) Outlook 
terminates.

I've tried all the combinations of re-booting and using 
Outlook, Help, Detect and Repair.  Nothing helps.  Does 
anybody have a suggestion?

2.Outlook and norton internet security 2005 "this is not spam" icon not active

In an OUTLOOK (not express) email folder I can designate an email
address "this is spam" but the icon for "this is not spam" is not
active, how do I rectify this?

3.Cannot get rid of Norton Spam Toolbar in Outlook XP

Does anyone know how to permanently remove Norton Spam 
toolbar from Outlook. I can remove it, but it comes back 
the next time Outlook is started.
**Tried the suggestion below, but the Norton toolbar 
comes back next time I start Outlook.

Open tools->options->other->advanced->add-in manager and 
uncheck the Norton scanning option.
If this does not work, then close outlook, find and 
rename outcmd.dat to ..old.  Reopen Outlook and the 
toolbar should be gone.

4.Outlook 2002 and Norton Anti Spam

Everytime I click "This is Spam" in my Norton Anti Spam 
toolbar on Outlook 2002, I get a box that says "A program 
is trying to access email addresses you have stored, do 
you want to allow this for x minutes"

I've seen references to this error elsewhere on the 
internet, but no potential solutions.

Any ideas?  Is Norton Anti Spam 2004 incompatible with 
Outlook 2002?

Thanks!

5.Norton Anti-spam & Outlook 2002 SP3 Freezes

unexpected, it may be a virus and you should 
choose "no".] would appear. After selecting <<<<

Mine is updated and does the same thing (although it does not freeze.)

My question is, are you supposed to say "yes" or "no" to the prompt? 
And a statement would be "what a pain" as you have to click it for
each spam message (kind of defeats the programs efficiency with spam.)

Am I missing something in the process?

TIA,

SAS

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