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Unable to save files or attachments from Outlook 2003

Asked by e-itregister in Microsoft Office Suite, Outlook Groupware Software, Windows XP Operating System

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We have a number of Windows XP workstations running Office 2003. When they atempt to open an attachment the system gives the error that
'Can't create file: ... Right click on the folder you want to create the files in, and then click properties on the shortcut menu to check your permisiion on this folder.'
I have checked and the user is a local admin so has all the permission needed. The only way i have been able to sort it is to recreate the users profile, this however is not suitable, is there any other way of sorting the problem?Start Free Trial
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Zones: Microsoft Office Suite, Outlook Groupware Software, Windows XP Operating System
Tags: outlook, save, attachments, create, file
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Solution Provided By: war1
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