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OUTLOOK ERROR:WINDOWS CANNOT OPEN THIS PROGRAM BECAUSE.......
Outlook Error Guys.
Give you the rundown, They wanted to send links to shared documents to each other on the network using outlook, but outlook does not like this as it violates security.
They managed to get outlook to accept links by turning off a few things. Now when they send each other a link to a work document for example, outlook error
WINDOWS CANNOT OPEN THIS PROGRAM BECAUSE IT HAS BEEN PREVENTED BY A SOFTWARE RESTRICTION POLICY. FOR MORE INFORMATION ,OPEN EVENT VIEWER OR CONTACT YOUR SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR.
I am looking to post the event viewer message but does anyone have any ideas.
thanks a million
andy
Give you the rundown, They wanted to send links to shared documents to each other on the network using outlook, but outlook does not like this as it violates security.
They managed to get outlook to accept links by turning off a few things. Now when they send each other a link to a work document for example, outlook error
WINDOWS CANNOT OPEN THIS PROGRAM BECAUSE IT HAS BEEN PREVENTED BY A SOFTWARE RESTRICTION POLICY. FOR MORE INFORMATION ,OPEN EVENT VIEWER OR CONTACT YOUR SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR.
I am looking to post the event viewer message but does anyone have any ideas.
thanks a million
andy
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yea, saw that. Will need to have a good read tho, confusing me a tad
if there is a straight forward (as if) answer then Id love to hear it
thanks
andy
if there is a straight forward (as if) answer then Id love to hear it
thanks
andy
Andy,
It clearly says it is software restricting policy.. but if you can view the event and give us any event id then we may be able to assist you better
Sunray
It clearly says it is software restricting policy.. but if you can view the event and give us any event id then we may be able to assist you better
Sunray
ASKER
good call, just trying to get the customer to get me that info.
start>control panel etc etc hehehehe
start>control panel etc etc hehehehe
OK
Sunray
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What a great idea, didnt think of that.
Ok question they have 7 xp pro clients, 2kserver with everything stored on a nas drive
They create big 3d studio max files and its these files that they want to point each other too.
As i said they were trying to do it thru outlook but your right its a silly way.
I LOVE your idea, but they would need to add links to a intranet page themselves, could you link me to some sites that woudl explain setting something like this up.
love it!!!!
andy
Ok question they have 7 xp pro clients, 2kserver with everything stored on a nas drive
They create big 3d studio max files and its these files that they want to point each other too.
As i said they were trying to do it thru outlook but your right its a silly way.
I LOVE your idea, but they would need to add links to a intranet page themselves, could you link me to some sites that woudl explain setting something like this up.
love it!!!!
andy
That is what this forum is all about. :)
Of course, the way we do it does not allow our users to tamper with the page, and we coded the page ourselves. Let me think on the best way to approach this. (I do not actually write html code, I just administer - manage the dept. Lol, eh?)
You may even post a separate question in the IIS section. I will bet those experts there could advise you better and may even have a very fast answer for you.
FE
Of course, the way we do it does not allow our users to tamper with the page, and we coded the page ourselves. Let me think on the best way to approach this. (I do not actually write html code, I just administer - manage the dept. Lol, eh?)
You may even post a separate question in the IIS section. I will bet those experts there could advise you better and may even have a very fast answer for you.
FE
BTW: I don't think relaxing security is ever a good way to go. (I am also the designated Security Information Officer, so what do you expect?)
ASKER
Great stuff, just called the customer and they like it. I reccomended having the page as the desktop and users can click on the desktop, how easy is that!!!
They still reccon that sending links by email is easier, but I will work on them.
will check iis for more info, ta
andy
They still reccon that sending links by email is easier, but I will work on them.
will check iis for more info, ta
andy
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EVENT VIEWER ERROR FOR THE TOP QUESTION
Event Type: Warning
Event Source: Software Restriction Policy
Event Category: None
Event ID: 866
Date: 04/12/2003
Time: 13:29:53
User: N/A
Computer: WHITEPC
Description:
Access to C:\Documents and Settings\robin\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\OLK183\Shortcut to Per Heads track.fla.lnk has been restricted by your Administrator by location with policy rule {dda3f824-d8cb-441b-834d-b e2efd2c1a3 3} placed on path C:\Documents and Settings\robin\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\OLK*
For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp.
Event Type: Warning
Event Source: Software Restriction Policy
Event Category: None
Event ID: 866
Date: 04/12/2003
Time: 13:29:53
User: N/A
Computer: WHITEPC
Description:
Access to C:\Documents and Settings\robin\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\OLK183\Shortcut to Per Heads track.fla.lnk has been restricted by your Administrator by location with policy rule {dda3f824-d8cb-441b-834d-b
For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp.
EndUsers are ALWAYS reluctant to try new things. I feel your pain. But something like this, once they see it, will blow them away. And who knows, it may even bring you a little business.
Luck and Happy Holidays.
FE
Luck and Happy Holidays.
FE
ASKER
Thanks a million for your comments guys
fatal_exception - your a star :-)
andy
fatal_exception - your a star :-)
andy
Thanks for the kudo Andy. Hope your users enjoy it.
FE
FE
have you seen this
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/prodtechnol/windowsserver2003/proddocs/standard/safer_trouble.asp
Thanks,
Sunray