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How nice. Everyone should be so lucky. Is there a question you'd like to
ask? If so, ask in the body of the message, stating Outlook version,
account type, the exact symptoms you see, how to reproduce them, and what
you've tried in attempting to fix the problem.
How nice. Everyone should be so lucky. Is there a question you'd like to
ask? If so, ask in the body of the message, stating Outlook version,
account type, the exact symptoms you see, how to reproduce them, and what
you've tried in attempting to fix the problem.
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I am using outlook 2003Brian Tillman said:<nothing>
How nice. Everyone should be so lucky. Is there a question you'd like to
ask? If so, ask in the body of the message, stating Outlook version,
account type, the exact symptoms you see, how to reproduce them, and what
you've tried in attempting to fix the problem.
I received and email w/ hyperlinks in it,
when I click on the link it brings me to My Docs folder
ex 2003 server back end
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Brian Tillman
noel said:I am using outlook 2003
I received and email w/ hyperlinks in it,
when I click on the link it brings me to My Docs folder
ex 2003 server back end
What is the title of the window that "brings me to My Docs folder"? Is it a
browser window asking you for the location of an executable?
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Brian Tillman said:What is the title of the window that "brings me to My Docs folder"? Is it a
browser window asking you for the location of an executable?
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noel said:
Then either enter the path to your browser's executable in that browser
window (the path to Internet Explorer is usually C:\Program Files\Internet
Explorer\Iexplorer.exe) or start Internet Explorer and click Tools>Internet
Options>Programs>Reset Web Settings.