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I have Windows Vista Ultimate and Office 2007, including Outlook 2007. I
have had it for several months now - without any problems - besides the fact
that Outlook in Vista is slower than a 286. (For the young people reading
this, a 286 was a computer your grandparents used in the 1980's).
Anyway, suddenly this week, every time I click on a link in an email in
Outlook 2007, I get the following message:
"This operation has been canceled due to restrictions in effect on your
computer. Please contact your system Administrator"
First of all: I AM the Administrator
Second: Per this discussion group, someone suggested turning of the UAC,
which I did, rebooted and the same message appears.
The other suggestion was to reset the Outlook settings to the Default. Good
idea, but where do you do that?
looked everywhere to see if there was a "default settings" area in Outlook.
Could not find it.
I am suspecting that this is not exclusively an Outlook issue but a Windows
Vista issue.
How do your fix this????
have had it for several months now - without any problems - besides the fact
that Outlook in Vista is slower than a 286. (For the young people reading
this, a 286 was a computer your grandparents used in the 1980's).
Anyway, suddenly this week, every time I click on a link in an email in
Outlook 2007, I get the following message:
"This operation has been canceled due to restrictions in effect on your
computer. Please contact your system Administrator"
First of all: I AM the Administrator
Second: Per this discussion group, someone suggested turning of the UAC,
which I did, rebooted and the same message appears.
The other suggestion was to reset the Outlook settings to the Default. Good
idea, but where do you do that?
looked everywhere to see if there was a "default settings" area in Outlook.
Could not find it.
I am suspecting that this is not exclusively an Outlook issue but a Windows
Vista issue.
How do your fix this????