Gif I can't find or delete

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Poppa Rotzee

I did a random search and found something I want to delete. Vista Ultimate
64 bit search informs me that it is named att12345.gif. A right click only
offers me the option to open the gif (and it doesn't open when I click
"Open"). No properties or delete options. The details view tells me the
location as Inbox (Personal Folders). But a search in my email, Windows Mail
and Outlook 2007, shows nothing. It seems to exist only when I search. How
do I get rid of this?

Also, how do I look at the source code of an email? Or how do I "View
Source" in Windows Mail? And Outlook if someone happens to know? Thanks.
 
Poppa Rotzee said:
I did a random search and found something I want to delete. Vista Ultimate
64 bit search informs me that it is named att12345.gif. A right click only
offers me the option to open the gif (and it doesn't open when I click
"Open"). No properties or delete options. The details view tells me the
location as Inbox (Personal Folders). But a search in my email, Windows
Mail and Outlook 2007, shows nothing. It seems to exist only when I search.
How do I get rid of this?
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You can try a disk cleanup. Start | Programs | Accessories | System Tools |
Disk cleanup and see if you can get rid of it that way. Otherwise I'd
ignore it.
Also, how do I look at the source code of an email? Or how do I "View
Source" in Windows Mail? And Outlook if someone happens to know? Thanks.
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CTRL-F2 will give you the HTML source on an open message.
CTRL-F3 will give you the full message text on an open message.

I don't know if what is available for Office 2007.

steve
 
Thanks, Steve. Will give that a try.


Steve Cochran said:
You can try a disk cleanup. Start | Programs | Accessories | System Tools
| Disk cleanup and see if you can get rid of it that way. Otherwise I'd
ignore it.


CTRL-F2 will give you the HTML source on an open message.
CTRL-F3 will give you the full message text on an open message.

I don't know if what is available for Office 2007.

steve
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