Logging in as admin in Sage creates issues emailing invoices using Outlook with Grammarly add-in.

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Last year Sage tech support advised me to log into Sage 50 as "Admin" to avoid issues I was having with functionality. I then discovered that I also had to log into Outlook as "Admin" on my pc in order to email invoices from Sage.  If I'm not logged into Outlook as Admin, Sage gives me the error code for no printer found.  The issue I recently started having is when logged in as Admin on Outlook, my Grammarly add-in doesn't load.  I'm assuming this is due to an update in Outlook or Sage or Grammarly.  I keep Outlook open on my pc during the day and Grammarly is quite helpful.  I invoice orders as they come across my desk through the day, so this creates the need to close Outlook, log back in (using authenticator app) as admin, email a couple of invoices. Then close Outlook, and log back in so Grammarly will load for the other emails I send.  Does anyone have any suggestions?  I've tried managing the add-ins in Outlook and every time I open as Admin, Grammarly is turned off and when I select to enable, it will not load unless I close and open without using the admin login.  Sage 50 and Outlook 16 are both located on my stand-alone pc, and I am the only user.  Thanks!

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    Have you tried reviewing the Admin Panel settings within Grammarly to see if the application can be run as an Administrator also, or if there is a toggle switch to make that add-in run if Outlook is running as an Administrator? I'm not overly familiar with the Grammarly add-in but from what I've gathered from Googling it, there are settings with the Admin Panel of Grammarly that may help.

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