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Thinkpads_user your recommendation did the trick. Thanks for the quick response to my question!
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Thinkpads_user your recommendation did the trick. Thanks for the quick response to my question!

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@big_dawg_61 - You are most welcome and I was happy to help you with this.<br />
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.... Thinkpads_User
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@big_dawg_61 - You are most welcome and I was happy to help you with this.

.... Thinkpads_User

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Windows 7 Pro 32bit<br />
Outlook 2013<br />
Firefox 21.0<br />
IE 9.0.8<br />
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When clicking on a hyperlink in an email it takes about 60 seconds for it to open. I have done the following to try and resolve without any success. <br />
1)Removed all outlook add-ins<br />
2)Disabled virus protection (AVG)<br />
3) Changed default browser from Firefox to IE<br />
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Any other ideas I can try to resolve this issue. Very frustrating!
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Windows 7 Pro 32bit
Outlook 2013
Firefox 21.0
IE 9.0.8

When clicking on a hyperlink in an email it takes about 60 seconds for it to open. I have done the following to try and resolve without any success. 
1)Removed all outlook add-ins
2)Disabled virus protection (AVG)
3) Changed default browser from Firefox to IE

Any other ideas I can try to resolve this issue. Very frustrating!

Outlook 2013 hyperlinks slow to open

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Microsoft Applications

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.