OE 6.0 "Unsafe attachments"  
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kframbro





PostPosted: Tue Apr 06 09:42:52 CDT 2004 Top

Outlook >> OE 6.0 "Unsafe attachments" Recently began receiving msg
"oe removed access to the following unsafe attachments in
your mail: xxx.jpg, yyy,jpg, etc."

What's causing this? I am comfortable with these
attachments and want to access them. How do I turn off
this function, and how do I access attachments removed by
this function?

Happening on both Win 98 and XP

Outlook856  
 
 
RFINDLAY





PostPosted: Tue Apr 06 09:42:52 CDT 2004 Top

Outlook >> OE 6.0 "Unsafe attachments" Here is a link to an article that explains why this is happening and how to
disable this feature in Outlook Express,
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;EN-US;291387.

I hope this information is helpful.

Robert Findlay
Partner Technical Lead -- Outlook/Office Setup
Microsoft Technical Support for Platforms and Business Applications


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>Recently began receiving msg
>"oe removed access to the following unsafe attachments in
>your mail: xxx.jpg, yyy,jpg, etc."
>
>What's causing this? I am comfortable with these
>attachments and want to access them. How do I turn off
>this function, and how do I access attachments removed by
>this function?
>
>Happening on both Win 98 and XP
>