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gotta go now but will be back on first thing tomorrow. Any and all input greatly appreciated.
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gotta go now but will be back on first thing tomorrow. Any and all input greatly appreciated.

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You can try and do the following <br />
Tools&gt; Internet Options&gt;Advanced&gt; Tick (check mark) the boxes:<br />
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Use TLS 1.0<br />
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Use TLS 1.1<br />
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Use TLS 1.2
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You can try and do the following
Tools> Internet Options>Advanced> Tick (check mark) the boxes:

Use TLS 1.0

Use TLS 1.1

Use TLS 1.2

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The only option was Use TLS 1.0, and it was already checked.
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The only option was Use TLS 1.0, and it was already checked.

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Shaun, thanks very much for the help anyway.
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Shaun, thanks very much for the help anyway.

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Some, but not all images. No idea why that is. Anyway, I need to have Outlook download images from a certain domain, and it's not. Ive tracked it down to IE ESC. I turn it off, images appear. I turn it back on, no images.<br />
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I need IE ESC because all users are logged in via TS and I dont want them clicking links in their email (also on TS) or surfing the web. They do that from their thin client. If they need to go to an email link, they copy the link and paste it into their thin client browser.
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Some, but not all images. No idea why that is. Anyway, I need to have Outlook download images from a certain domain, and it's not. Ive tracked it down to IE ESC. I turn it off, images appear. I turn it back on, no images.

I need IE ESC because all users are logged in via TS and I dont want them clicking links in their email (also on TS) or surfing the web. They do that from their thin client. If they need to go to an email link, they copy the link and paste it into their thin client browser.

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