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jamie wheatland

this is probably the wrong board to post this but how do
i get an attatchment from oe that has been automaticly
removed when i know there is no problem with it to start
with
 
Jamie,

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See if this helps.

Load up Outlook Express and click on Tools/Options/Security and see if you've got a tick against "Do not allow attachments to be saved or opened that could potentially be a virus."

If you have then uncheck this box and you should get access to all attachments.

Before you do this,of course,make sure that you have installed,and keep up-to-date,a good virus checker program.

You might also find this useful.

Load up Outlook Express and remove,if it's there,the tick against 'When Outlook Express starts, go directly to my Inbox' .

Click on INBOX then right-click an empty bit of the TOOLBAR and click on CUSTOMIZE and find the icon called PREVIEW and double-click it to add it to the TOOLBAR.

When you've done this you can click on the PREVIEW icon to turn on or turn off the PREVIEW PANE.

You can then turn it off,before you go on-line,and let all your emails download then delete any that look 'suspicious' - without them being opened when you click on their headers to highlight them before deleting them - then turn it back on to view the rest of them.

If you're still not sure about any of the 'safe' ones then - with the Preview Pane still turned off - you can right-click the header and then click PROPERTIES/DETAILS/MESSAGE SOURCE and see what the email contains then decide to either delete it or open it.

John Clifford Hole [MVP] of Enfield Middlesex
 
thanks that worked great
-----Original Message-----
Jamie,

Posted to newsgroup and emailed directly to the poster
of the message that this is a reply to.
See if this helps.

Load up Outlook Express and click on
Tools/Options/Security and see if you've got a tick
against "Do not allow attachments to be saved or opened
that could potentially be a virus."
If you have then uncheck this box and you should get access to all attachments.

Before you do this,of course,make sure that you have
installed,and keep up-to-date,a good virus checker
program.
You might also find this useful.

Load up Outlook Express and remove,if it's there,the
tick against 'When Outlook Express starts, go directly to
my Inbox' .
Click on INBOX then right-click an empty bit of the
TOOLBAR and click on CUSTOMIZE and find the icon called
PREVIEW and double-click it to add it to the TOOLBAR.
When you've done this you can click on the PREVIEW icon
to turn on or turn off the PREVIEW PANE.
You can then turn it off,before you go on-line,and let
all your emails download then delete any that
look 'suspicious' - without them being opened when you
click on their headers to highlight them before deleting
them - then turn it back on to view the rest of them.
If you're still not sure about any of the 'safe' ones
then - with the Preview Pane still turned off - you can
right-click the header and then click
PROPERTIES/DETAILS/MESSAGE SOURCE and see what the email
contains then decide to either delete it or open it.
 
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