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An Outlook message came in with a red X marked picture of some type.
I clicked on it and chose to view source. I pasted the document here with what looks like HTML coding..
1. Why could Outlook not open this ??
2. Going forward how can we get Outlook to understand this.
document.html
1. Why could Outlook not open this ??
2. Going forward how can we get Outlook to understand this.
document.html
That is usually solved by deleting everything under the C:\Documents and Settings\username\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files.
It happens more often than not with roaming profiles but not necessarily.
That folder is supposed to get cleared on logoff but sometimes it doesn't happen and things get corrupted there. That's when users will start getting a red x instead of images.
It happens more often than not with roaming profiles but not necessarily.
That folder is supposed to get cleared on logoff but sometimes it doesn't happen and things get corrupted there. That's when users will start getting a red x instead of images.
@alanhardisty, how did you get that avatar? It's really cool!
I think that it could be a 1st April joke on people who Volunteer to do things! It wasn't there yesterday and I'm vaguely hoping it won't be there tomorrow : 0
Lol :-D
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Did anyone look at the code attached ?? Supposedly , this was a document of some type.
Yes - and I stand by my initial comment.
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Will I know that a lot of the time that red X does not appear and does show fine.
So based on that coding , was that a picture ??
It was supposedly a balance sheet of soem type.
So based on that coding , was that a picture ??
It was supposedly a balance sheet of soem type.
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Isnt there some program that could have decifered that HTML code?
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Not much you can do apart from inform the sender and ask them to insert the image.