Nikki Peterson wrote:
> Only for Advanced users:
>
> When pictures in your email won't download, even though you have
> Outlook configured to download external content (or allow it on
> a per-message basis), the problem is usually a "full" temporary file
> folder.
>
> You need to locate the SecureTemp folder and delete the contents
> (or the entire folder) then restart Outlook. The images should display
> correctly.
>
> Outlook 2007 places the Secturetemp folder at
> C:\Documents and Settings\user\Local Settings\Temporary Internet
> Files\Content.Outlook\8A0VMD3A,
> where 8A0VMD3A can be any random characters.
>
> Vista moves the Temp Internet folder to
> C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet
> Files\,
> so you'll need to look there for the OLK or Content.Outlook folder.
>
> You can look in the registry for the location of the folder by looking in
> the registry. You can change the folder to point to a new location,
> but be sure the new folder exists before changing it in the registry.
>
> The OutlookSecureTempFolder value (for Outlook 2007) is at
> HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\12.0\Outlook\Security.
> For older versions of Outlook, change the 12.0 to your version number.
>
> Nikki
Nope as repeated before I have done that and that is not a solution.
When I view E-mail headers that are going to be a problem with Red X's,
I see briefly this in the header
>>
When an E-mail (that has http tags
in it that will show as red x's when read) arrives into Outlook 2007
(with Vista Ultimate OS and Office Pro 2007 installed)), the header in
the top pane first shows the message : "You have received an HTML E-
Mail from sendersname, but it appears that your E-Mail client is set
to read messages in plain text"
Well, my client is NOT set to do that (or anywhere I can see) and
after you hover over the message with the mouse, that header
disappears and it shows just the subject line.
Does that help anyone towards a solution?
>>
That disappears when you open the message or preview it in the preview
pane. Does that point anyone to a solution??
Frenchy
>> ep, done that many times and never made squat difference.
>>
>> Frenchy
>>
>> Nikki Peterson wrote:
>>> Have you tried clearing your Cache in IE? This has worked for many
>>> Vista folks.
>>>
>>> Nikki
>>>
>>> "Frenchy"
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>>> news:g2khr8$oe2$1@registered.motzarella.org...>>>> Nikki Peterson wrote:
>>>>>> Beavt8r wrote:
>>>>>>> Hello everybody. I have a question for you gurus out there. We
>>>>>>> have some computers at work where either embedded images or
>>>>>>> images pulled in from another server are showing as a red x with
>>>>>>> no option to "download content". The only fix we've found is
>>>>>>> clearing out the OLK folder but the problem comes back after
>>>>>>> time. Solutions I've tried include:
>>>>>>> 1) Unchecking "Don't download pictures automatically" in the
>>>>>>> Security settings. Works on some, but not all.
>>>>>>> 2) Changing the 'zone' for emails from Restricted to Internet.
>>>>>>> Again, fixes some but not all.
>>>>>>> 3) Detect & Repair in Outlook.
>>>>>>> 4) Making sure "Show Images" is checked in IE (Outlook pulls
>>>>>>> emails via IE)
>>>>>>> 5) Clearing the "Securetempfolder" registry key and/or clearing
>>>>>>> out the Outlook Temporary folder's contents (under Temporary
>>>>>>> Internet Files). This fixes the issue, but only temporary. It
>>>>>>> does come back.
>>>>>>> 6) Reverting to IE6. Doesn't work.
>>>>>>> 7) Upgrading to Office 2007. Seems to work, but not an option as
>>>>>>> of yet. I work for a University and it is affecting the
>>>>>>> President's office and they want a "permanent" fix, rather than
>>>>>>> the temporary one we tried before with deleting the folder. Any
>>>>>>> ideas? I've been in contact with a rep from Microsoft but as of
>>>>>>> yet, the patches we tried didn't work. Thanks in advance :)
>>>>>> I can assure you the problem is still there with Outlook 2007 (and
>>>>>> Office 2007). This has been bugging me since Late Dec/07 when it
>>>>>> suddenly started. I have tried all the above with no success, not
>>>>>> even Temporarily. If you get a solution, please post here
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Frenchy
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/community/columns/ietopten.mspx
>>>>
>>>> Unfortunately that is a pre-Vista write-up and most appears not
>>>> applicable directly to Vista and Outlook 2007
>>>>
>>>> But thanks the try.
>>>>
>>>> Interestingly, you have to use IE to view that link, it will not go
>>>> there with Firefox.
>>>>
>>>> Frenchy
>>>
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