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You could look to emptying the temp folder:<br />
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<a href="http://www.howto-outlook.com/products/outlooktempcleaner.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.howto-outlook.com/products/outlooktempcleaner.htm</a><br />
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Gives an idea, I haven't used this product but I do use the outlooktools from here and commend it highly<br />
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Chris
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You could look to emptying the temp folder:

http://www.howto-outlook.com/products/outlooktempcleaner.htm [http://www.howto-outlook.com/products/outlooktempcleaner.htm]

Gives an idea, I haven't used this product but I do use the outlooktools from here and commend it highly

Chris

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Well, knowing this Exec, or for that matter any Execs here will never do anything that requires them to deviate from their daily routine we'll just have to keep an eye on the folder manuall.<br />
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thanks for the information
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Well, knowing this Exec, or for that matter any Execs here will never do anything that requires them to deviate from their daily routine we'll just have to keep an eye on the folder manuall.

thanks for the information

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Have a user that when she gets attachment PDF, Word, or Excel docs open them directly from Outlook without saving first. &nbsp;I have asked the user to save first but they are a high level executive and don't find it neccessary to save.<br />
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So, basically when they open these files it puts a temp file in the secure temp files folder, the folder seems to be overfilling or reaching some sort of limit causing Outlook to crash and the document not to open.<br />
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Can anyone assist?<br />
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thank you
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Have a user that when she gets attachment PDF, Word, or Excel docs open them directly from Outlook without saving first.  I have asked the user to save first but they are a high level executive and don't find it neccessary to save.

So, basically when they open these files it puts a temp file in the secure temp files folder, the folder seems to be overfilling or reaching some sort of limit causing Outlook to crash and the document not to open.

Can anyone assist?

thank you

Outlook 2010 SecureTemp Files Folder.  Causing Outlook 2010 to crash.

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