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Try This:<br />
<a href="http://www.howto-outlook.com/faq/securetemp.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.howto-outlook.com/faq/securetemp.htm</a>
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Try This:
http://www.howto-outlook.com/faq/securetemp.htm [http://www.howto-outlook.com/faq/securetemp.htm]

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smangogna:<br />
Im a little confused should I delete the information in that folder. I also saw that if you delete the outlook.srs that should do the trick. &nbsp;
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smangogna:
Im a little confused should I delete the information in that folder. I also saw that if you delete the outlook.srs that should do the trick.  

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OK I was able to go into the registry and find the location of the Temporary Internet Filles\OLK33C\ However when I went to browse for it, I couldn;t find it. I also did a search for the OLK33C folder or file and the Temporary Internet Files and nothing came up.
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OK I was able to go into the registry and find the location of the Temporary Internet Filles\OLK33C\ However when I went to browse for it, I couldn;t find it. I also did a search for the OLK33C folder or file and the Temporary Internet Files and nothing came up.

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You have to go to folder options in explorer and tell it to show hidden and protected operating system files.<br />
What version of Windows?<br />
What version of Office?<br />
Are you in an office and logging in to a domain?
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You have to go to folder options in explorer and tell it to show hidden and protected operating system files.
What version of Windows?
What version of Office?
Are you in an office and logging in to a domain?

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Windows: XP Pro SP 3<br />
Office: 2003 with Oulook 2003<br />
Yes we are under a domain<br />
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I have not seen this issue with any other users.
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Windows: XP Pro SP 3
Office: 2003 with Oulook 2003
Yes we are under a domain

I have not seen this issue with any other users.

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Did you enable hidden and protected files so you could delete that folder?<br />
Have you?<br />
And, what error message(s) do you get?
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Did you enable hidden and protected files so you could delete that folder?
Have you?
And, what error message(s) do you get?

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Any time I try and open up an email attachement (.png .pdf. doc) any format I get the following error The Operation failed and object could not be found. I also tried to save the attachments but that fails too
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Any time I try and open up an email attachement (.png .pdf. doc) any format I get the following error The Operation failed and object could not be found. I also tried to save the attachments but that fails too

Can't Open up any attachments in Outlook

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