Okay found temporary fix. The problem is with the toolbar being compatible with Outlook. The spam filtering function still can work without the toolbar.
1. Open McAfee Security Center and go to "Web and Email Protection"
2. Select "Anti-Spam"
3. Select "Anti-Spam Toolbar"
4. Uncheck "Outlook" under the Display Anti-Spam Toolbar
5. Select "Apply" and Close Security System
6. Launch Outlook 2003
7. Under Help menu, select "About Microsoft Office Outlook"
8. Select "Disabled Items"
9. Select "msokladd.dll" and select :"Enable"
10. Close Outlook and restart - hopefully it should start with no error message this time.
At this point the SPAM filtering is in place, but the SPAM mail will not be moved to a different folder, but will remain in the inbox (which is pretty stupid). McAfee Antispam puts the label [SPAM] in the subject line of all spam that it has identified. We will now create a folder to accept that mail and create a rule to move all mail with that [SPAM] label to that folder.
1. Right click on "Inbox" and select "New Folder"
2. For the folder name, choose "McAfee Anti-Spam" and put it anywhere you like
3. Under Tools menu, select "Rules and Alerts"
4. Under E-mail Rules tab, select "New Rule..."
5. In Rules Wizard pop-up, select "Start creating a rule from a template"
6. In Step 1, Under Stay Organized, select "Move Messages with specific words in the subject to a folder"
7. In Step 2, step 2 select "specific words" and add [SPAM] to the search list and select Add and OK
8 Select Specified Folder and select the appropriate folder for the spam.
9. Hit Finish
At this point, the McAfee Anti-Spam should be function just like the older versions of it. Good luck.
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