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Windows Server 2003 (Small Business) SP2 including Exchange 2003<br />
Windows Server 2003 running Terminal Server<br />
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Outlook Web Access has been in use for over a year. &nbsp;Recently some users have been unable to open attachments, or reply to or forward messages. &nbsp;If they click on the attachment, they see a blank area (where the attachment or image should be displayed) and a small &quot;x&quot;. &nbsp; Has this functionality become broken due to an automatic update from Microsoft?
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Windows Server 2003 (Small Business) SP2 including Exchange 2003
Windows Server 2003 running Terminal Server

Outlook Web Access has been in use for over a year.  Recently some users have been unable to open attachments, or reply to or forward messages.  If they click on the attachment, they see a blank area (where the attachment or image should be displayed) and a small "x".   Has this functionality become broken due to an automatic update from Microsoft?

Outlook Web Access was working, now cannot display attachments, or reply or forward mail.

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Exchange

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Outlook

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