T Tommy Cason via OfficeKB.com Mar 17, 2005 #2 I have seen this as well. I dug around in the registry but could not see a quick fix... any suggestions?
I have seen this as well. I dug around in the registry but could not see a quick fix... any suggestions?
A Andrew Velder Mar 18, 2005 #3 It's bug in HTML renderer, because same situation in IE and other programs on IE-engine.
T Tommy Cason via OfficeKB.com Mar 24, 2005 #4 Check your permissions in C:\Windows\Temp - That is where the HTML renderer stages the page/email. Failing that, you can ensure that the user profile is not corrupt by renaming the existing profile to user.setting.old. That should fix you right up.
Check your permissions in C:\Windows\Temp - That is where the HTML renderer stages the page/email. Failing that, you can ensure that the user profile is not corrupt by renaming the existing profile to user.setting.old. That should fix you right up.
