Glad to be of service.

FWIW, it shouldn't be necessary to keep IE as default - once you verify it
works you can switch back top whatever you prefer.

http://www.slipstick.com/problems/link_restrict.htm - not quite the same
problem, but it has the complete list of things to try when you get errors
that may be related to multiple browsers.

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Diane, an update:

I guess it would help if I made IE my DEFAULT browser?

Silly me!


But I want to give a shout out to you Diane, for all of the fine work you
do for us in these newsgroups. You have been a big help to me many, many
times.

Thanks again,

RED in NC
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Under Advanced Tabs, what am I looking exactly here to check or uncheck?



"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote in message
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Have you tried resetting the internet settings in IE's Tools, Internet
Options, Advanced tab? (Or Control panel, Internet options, Advanced
tab).


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I am running Win XP with Office 2007

When I try to click on a hyperlink in an email news article, I get tis
error message:

General failu The system cannot find the file specified.

How do I correct this please?

Thanks,

RED in NC