ankhan100599
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Outlook Attachments Problem
I am using remotely hosted Outlook via Citrix client. I am having a problem opening and/or saving email attachments. Each time I click on a email to open or save it, I get the message to check the permissions on the folder or that the URL does not exist.
How do I resolve this?
How do I resolve this?
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Thanks guys but this has been resolved by the administrator here. The question is being withdrawn.
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This problem has been resolved by the adminstrator. Thanks anyway guys.
Could you post the solution?
ankhan, we would like to close this question. Please provide us w/the solution that was found. I can then return your points and add this question to our database.
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ankhan,
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Experts-Exchange is not a news group, in which you can post a question, get the answer, and walk away, or ignore any posts that do not serve to solve your problem.
You can read more about how the site works in our member agreement: https://www.experts-exchange.com/jsp/infoMemberAgreement.jsp
Although the agreement tells you something about how the site works, it doesn't tell you much about the netiquette that has evolved on our site. In Experts-Exchange it is expected that you always provide feeback to those who participate in the questions that you post. And I'll explain why this is the case.
When a question is resolved, it becomes a Previously Answered Question, and will be stored in the database. Users who have similar problems can buy your question for 1/10 of the original point value in order to find a solution to *their* problem.
A a result it is important that you provide feedback to our experts. If their suggestions do not work, tell them why. If they do, award them by grading the answer so that the question does indeed become such a "PAQ".
That way future visitors of this question get the most out of it.
In this particular case, you (or rather, your administrator) found your own solution. Would you mind posting information here as to how you solved your problem. That way others who might have similar problems might be able to solve theirs too.
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No problem. I'm awarding points to tengage due to lack of input from ankhan.
thanks
amp
community support moderator
thanks
amp
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