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Copied frmcache from another machine and it works.<br />
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The original was also attached to Novell. &nbsp;I don't know what will happen with that!<br />
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Thanks<br />
rosethorn
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Copied frmcache from another machine and it works.

The original was also attached to Novell.  I don't know what will happen with that!

Thanks
rosethorn

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Did work for me as well. Just copied the frmcache from a working machine and it solved the problem.
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Did work for me as well. Just copied the frmcache from a working machine and it solved the problem.

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Outlook in IMO mode.<br />
Win 98<br />
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After performing several mode switches (IMO to CW and back to IMO) I know get this message on attachments <br />
that are other emails.<br />
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The icon looks like a partially destroyed email message icon. &nbsp;When I try to open I get the above message. <br />
&nbsp;Since I am the administrator what do I do?<br />
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The attachment can be saved to disk and opened correctly from there.<br />
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What is going on?<br />
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Cheers<br />
rosethorn 
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Outlook in IMO mode.
Win 98

After performing several mode switches (IMO to CW and back to IMO) I know get this message on attachments 
that are other emails.

The icon looks like a partially destroyed email message icon.  When I try to open I get the above message. 
 Since I am the administrator what do I do?

The attachment can be saved to disk and opened correctly from there.

What is going on?

Cheers
rosethorn 

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