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501 Error Message
The problem arises when they go to Format | Font and it loads the font
window and it then generates the error. I doubt that would affect it, since they are in compose mode when the error occurs. steve "Jim Pickering" jimp (AT) mvps.org wrote in message ... Just curious, but you might try this: Go to Internet options in Control Panel Advanced tab Uncheck- Use http 1.1 OK Test for error message and see if it helps. -- Jim Pickering, MVP/Windows Mail applications Please reply ONLY to newsgroup. "Steve Cochran" wrote in message ... Thanks. Hope I can find something about it. Hope you have a good one also. steve "Bebb" wrote in message ... Hi Steve, Thank you so much, I appreciate your hard work to help my OE's problem. And, Happy THANKSGIVING to you and yours. Bebb |
501 Error Message
Hi Bebb,
Try going to Start | Run and type regsvr32 inetcomm.dll See if that fixes it. cheers, steve "Bebb" wrote in message ... Hi Steve, Thank you so much, I appreciate your hard work to help my OE's problem. And, Happy THANKSGIVING to you and yours. Bebb "Steve Cochran" wrote: Hi Bebb, I don't have a clue at the moment. Its hard to reproduce it, so I'm not sure what to suggest. I'll reply to this thread if I can find a solution. cheers, steve "Bebb" wrote in message ... Hi Steve, In case you didn't get my first query, I un-installed IE7. That's what I was saying in my last reply, when I click the Toolbar's Format and click on the Font, I still have the 501 error message. And yes the Font and Colors box is seen behing that error message box. Also, the Fonts list, the Size and 16 custom color boxes are available when I write an e-mail. I hope you can help me fix this much needed problem. Thanks again, Bebb "Steve Cochran" wrote: I'm not sure what is causing that error. Someone else is having it without IE7 installed, so it may be unrelated. Can you format the font using the format toolbar in the message window instead of using Format | Font? When you get the error, are the font names loaded in the dialog box behind the error window? steve "Bebb" wrote in message ... Hi again Steve, I just re-checked the IE and OE default and they stayed as I changed them in the Microsoft, but in the Custom they do not stay in IE and OE default, after I click OK the change scan takes place but when I go check that Custom, the IE and OE check I made are returned to the other "default settings". I don't know if this will help you. Thanks again. Bebb "Steve Cochran" wrote: Go to Control Panel | Add / Remove Programs | Set Program Access and Defaults and set IE and OE default and see if that fixes it. steve "Bebb" wrote in message ... In an auto Windows Updates IE 7 was installed, not good, un-installed IE 7, now in my OE when I want to change the color of the fonts when I write an e-mail and right click and Fonts I get this message: "An error occured in this dialog. Error 501 Permission denied." I just installed the new Windows Auto Updates, minus IE 7 and I still get this 501 error. What can I do to fix this problem. Thank you for your time. |
501 Error Message
Try this:
"Mike N" wrote in message oups.com... I found this while searching for an answer to this problem. I was experiencing the 501 error also. Go into Iternet OptionsSecurity tab and click the Custom Level button. Under miscellaneous there is a heading "Navigate sub frames accross different domains". This has to be set as "Enable". Change it for the Internet and Trusted sites. Now you can format fonts. steve "Steve Cochran" wrote in message ... Hi Bebb, Try going to Start | Run and type regsvr32 inetcomm.dll See if that fixes it. cheers, steve "Bebb" wrote in message ... Hi Steve, Thank you so much, I appreciate your hard work to help my OE's problem. And, Happy THANKSGIVING to you and yours. Bebb "Steve Cochran" wrote: Hi Bebb, I don't have a clue at the moment. Its hard to reproduce it, so I'm not sure what to suggest. I'll reply to this thread if I can find a solution. cheers, steve "Bebb" wrote in message ... Hi Steve, In case you didn't get my first query, I un-installed IE7. That's what I was saying in my last reply, when I click the Toolbar's Format and click on the Font, I still have the 501 error message. And yes the Font and Colors box is seen behing that error message box. Also, the Fonts list, the Size and 16 custom color boxes are available when I write an e-mail. I hope you can help me fix this much needed problem. Thanks again, Bebb "Steve Cochran" wrote: I'm not sure what is causing that error. Someone else is having it without IE7 installed, so it may be unrelated. Can you format the font using the format toolbar in the message window instead of using Format | Font? When you get the error, are the font names loaded in the dialog box behind the error window? steve "Bebb" wrote in message ... Hi again Steve, I just re-checked the IE and OE default and they stayed as I changed them in the Microsoft, but in the Custom they do not stay in IE and OE default, after I click OK the change scan takes place but when I go check that Custom, the IE and OE check I made are returned to the other "default settings". I don't know if this will help you. Thanks again. Bebb "Steve Cochran" wrote: Go to Control Panel | Add / Remove Programs | Set Program Access and Defaults and set IE and OE default and see if that fixes it. steve "Bebb" wrote in message ... In an auto Windows Updates IE 7 was installed, not good, un-installed IE 7, now in my OE when I want to change the color of the fonts when I write an e-mail and right click and Fonts I get this message: "An error occured in this dialog. Error 501 Permission denied." I just installed the new Windows Auto Updates, minus IE 7 and I still get this 501 error. What can I do to fix this problem. Thank you for your time. |
501 Error Message
This seems to fix the issue, although I don't have a clue why.
steve "Steve Cochran" wrote in message ... Try this: "Mike N" wrote in message oups.com... I found this while searching for an answer to this problem. I was experiencing the 501 error also. Go into Iternet OptionsSecurity tab and click the Custom Level button. Under miscellaneous there is a heading "Navigate sub frames accross different domains". This has to be set as "Enable". Change it for the Internet and Trusted sites. Now you can format fonts. steve "Steve Cochran" wrote in message ... Hi Bebb, Try going to Start | Run and type regsvr32 inetcomm.dll See if that fixes it. cheers, steve "Bebb" wrote in message ... Hi Steve, Thank you so much, I appreciate your hard work to help my OE's problem. And, Happy THANKSGIVING to you and yours. Bebb "Steve Cochran" wrote: Hi Bebb, I don't have a clue at the moment. Its hard to reproduce it, so I'm not sure what to suggest. I'll reply to this thread if I can find a solution. cheers, steve "Bebb" wrote in message ... Hi Steve, In case you didn't get my first query, I un-installed IE7. That's what I was saying in my last reply, when I click the Toolbar's Format and click on the Font, I still have the 501 error message. And yes the Font and Colors box is seen behing that error message box. Also, the Fonts list, the Size and 16 custom color boxes are available when I write an e-mail. I hope you can help me fix this much needed problem. Thanks again, Bebb "Steve Cochran" wrote: I'm not sure what is causing that error. Someone else is having it without IE7 installed, so it may be unrelated. Can you format the font using the format toolbar in the message window instead of using Format | Font? When you get the error, are the font names loaded in the dialog box behind the error window? steve "Bebb" wrote in message ... Hi again Steve, I just re-checked the IE and OE default and they stayed as I changed them in the Microsoft, but in the Custom they do not stay in IE and OE default, after I click OK the change scan takes place but when I go check that Custom, the IE and OE check I made are returned to the other "default settings". I don't know if this will help you. Thanks again. Bebb "Steve Cochran" wrote: Go to Control Panel | Add / Remove Programs | Set Program Access and Defaults and set IE and OE default and see if that fixes it. steve "Bebb" wrote in message ... In an auto Windows Updates IE 7 was installed, not good, un-installed IE 7, now in my OE when I want to change the color of the fonts when I write an e-mail and right click and Fonts I get this message: "An error occured in this dialog. Error 501 Permission denied." I just installed the new Windows Auto Updates, minus IE 7 and I still get this 501 error. What can I do to fix this problem. Thank you for your time. |
501 Error Message
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"Steve Cochran" wrote in message ... Hi Bebb, I don't have a clue at the moment. Its hard to reproduce it, so I'm not sure what to suggest. I'll reply to this thread if I can find a solution. cheers, steve "Bebb" wrote in message ... Hi Steve, In case you didn't get my first query, I un-installed IE7. That's what I was saying in my last reply, when I click the Toolbar's Format and click on the Font, I still have the 501 error message. And yes the Font and Colors box is seen behing that error message box. Also, the Fonts list, the Size and 16 custom color boxes are available when I write an e-mail. I hope you can help me fix this much needed problem. Thanks again, Bebb "Steve Cochran" wrote: I'm not sure what is causing that error. Someone else is having it without IE7 installed, so it may be unrelated. Can you format the font using the format toolbar in the message window instead of using Format | Font? When you get the error, are the font names loaded in the dialog box behind the error window? steve "Bebb" wrote in message ... Hi again Steve, I just re-checked the IE and OE default and they stayed as I changed them in the Microsoft, but in the Custom they do not stay in IE and OE default, after I click OK the change scan takes place but when I go check that Custom, the IE and OE check I made are returned to the other "default settings". I don't know if this will help you. Thanks again. Bebb "Steve Cochran" wrote: Go to Control Panel | Add / Remove Programs | Set Program Access and Defaults and set IE and OE default and see if that fixes it. steve "Bebb" wrote in message ... In an auto Windows Updates IE 7 was installed, not good, un-installed IE 7, now in my OE when I want to change the color of the fonts when I write an e-mail and right click and Fonts I get this message: "An error occured in this dialog. Error 501 Permission denied." I just installed the new Windows Auto Updates, minus IE 7 and I still get this 501 error. What can I do to fix this problem. Thank you for your time. |
501 Error Message
Here is the fix:
"Mike N" wrote in message oups.com... I found this while searching for an answer to this problem. I was experiencing the 501 error also. Go into Iternet OptionsSecurity tab and click the Custom Level button. Under miscellaneous there is a heading "Navigate sub frames accross different domains". This has to be set as "Enable". Change it for the Internet and Trusted sites. Now you can format fonts. steve "sexy" wrote in message ... thank u "Steve Cochran" wrote in message ... Hi Bebb, I don't have a clue at the moment. Its hard to reproduce it, so I'm not sure what to suggest. I'll reply to this thread if I can find a solution. cheers, steve "Bebb" wrote in message ... Hi Steve, In case you didn't get my first query, I un-installed IE7. That's what I was saying in my last reply, when I click the Toolbar's Format and click on the Font, I still have the 501 error message. And yes the Font and Colors box is seen behing that error message box. Also, the Fonts list, the Size and 16 custom color boxes are available when I write an e-mail. I hope you can help me fix this much needed problem. Thanks again, Bebb "Steve Cochran" wrote: I'm not sure what is causing that error. Someone else is having it without IE7 installed, so it may be unrelated. Can you format the font using the format toolbar in the message window instead of using Format | Font? When you get the error, are the font names loaded in the dialog box behind the error window? steve "Bebb" wrote in message ... Hi again Steve, I just re-checked the IE and OE default and they stayed as I changed them in the Microsoft, but in the Custom they do not stay in IE and OE default, after I click OK the change scan takes place but when I go check that Custom, the IE and OE check I made are returned to the other "default settings". I don't know if this will help you. Thanks again. Bebb "Steve Cochran" wrote: Go to Control Panel | Add / Remove Programs | Set Program Access and Defaults and set IE and OE default and see if that fixes it. steve "Bebb" wrote in message ... In an auto Windows Updates IE 7 was installed, not good, un-installed IE 7, now in my OE when I want to change the color of the fonts when I write an e-mail and right click and Fonts I get this message: "An error occured in this dialog. Error 501 Permission denied." I just installed the new Windows Auto Updates, minus IE 7 and I still get this 501 error. What can I do to fix this problem. Thank you for your time. |
501 Error Message
Hi Steve,
Oh my goodness, Mike N and you fixed my problem, it works!!!!! Sorry for late reply, had son & Grands over and cleaning after and could only come this evening. I was waiting for a notification that you replied and it never came since late Sunday evening when I finally was free to read my e-mails, but this evening I went to check, just in case the replies weren't e-mailed, and behold, my PC is fixed. Many, many thanks Steve. I truly appreciate your help. Hoping not to write here again, have a BLESSED CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR! Thankfully yours, Bebb "Steve Cochran" wrote: Here is the fix: "Mike N" wrote in message oups.com... I found this while searching for an answer to this problem. I was experiencing the 501 error also. Go into Iternet OptionsSecurity tab and click the Custom Level button. Under miscellaneous there is a heading "Navigate sub frames accross different domains". This has to be set as "Enable". Change it for the Internet and Trusted sites. Now you can format fonts. steve "sexy" wrote in message ... thank u "Steve Cochran" wrote in message ... Hi Bebb, I don't have a clue at the moment. Its hard to reproduce it, so I'm not sure what to suggest. I'll reply to this thread if I can find a solution. cheers, steve "Bebb" wrote in message ... Hi Steve, In case you didn't get my first query, I un-installed IE7. That's what I was saying in my last reply, when I click the Toolbar's Format and click on the Font, I still have the 501 error message. And yes the Font and Colors box is seen behing that error message box. Also, the Fonts list, the Size and 16 custom color boxes are available when I write an e-mail. I hope you can help me fix this much needed problem. Thanks again, Bebb "Steve Cochran" wrote: I'm not sure what is causing that error. Someone else is having it without IE7 installed, so it may be unrelated. Can you format the font using the format toolbar in the message window instead of using Format | Font? When you get the error, are the font names loaded in the dialog box behind the error window? steve "Bebb" wrote in message ... Hi again Steve, I just re-checked the IE and OE default and they stayed as I changed them in the Microsoft, but in the Custom they do not stay in IE and OE default, after I click OK the change scan takes place but when I go check that Custom, the IE and OE check I made are returned to the other "default settings". I don't know if this will help you. Thanks again. Bebb "Steve Cochran" wrote: Go to Control Panel | Add / Remove Programs | Set Program Access and Defaults and set IE and OE default and see if that fixes it. steve "Bebb" wrote in message ... In an auto Windows Updates IE 7 was installed, not good, un-installed IE 7, now in my OE when I want to change the color of the fonts when I write an e-mail and right click and Fonts I get this message: "An error occured in this dialog. Error 501 Permission denied." I just installed the new Windows Auto Updates, minus IE 7 and I still get this 501 error. What can I do to fix this problem. Thank you for your time. |
501 Error Message
Glad to hear it!
steve "Bebb" wrote in message ... Hi Steve, Oh my goodness, Mike N and you fixed my problem, it works!!!!! Sorry for late reply, had son & Grands over and cleaning after and could only come this evening. I was waiting for a notification that you replied and it never came since late Sunday evening when I finally was free to read my e-mails, but this evening I went to check, just in case the replies weren't e-mailed, and behold, my PC is fixed. Many, many thanks Steve. I truly appreciate your help. Hoping not to write here again, have a BLESSED CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR! Thankfully yours, Bebb "Steve Cochran" wrote: Here is the fix: "Mike N" wrote in message oups.com... I found this while searching for an answer to this problem. I was experiencing the 501 error also. Go into Iternet OptionsSecurity tab and click the Custom Level button. Under miscellaneous there is a heading "Navigate sub frames accross different domains". This has to be set as "Enable". Change it for the Internet and Trusted sites. Now you can format fonts. steve "sexy" wrote in message ... thank u "Steve Cochran" wrote in message ... Hi Bebb, I don't have a clue at the moment. Its hard to reproduce it, so I'm not sure what to suggest. I'll reply to this thread if I can find a solution. cheers, steve "Bebb" wrote in message ... Hi Steve, In case you didn't get my first query, I un-installed IE7. That's what I was saying in my last reply, when I click the Toolbar's Format and click on the Font, I still have the 501 error message. And yes the Font and Colors box is seen behing that error message box. Also, the Fonts list, the Size and 16 custom color boxes are available when I write an e-mail. I hope you can help me fix this much needed problem. Thanks again, Bebb "Steve Cochran" wrote: I'm not sure what is causing that error. Someone else is having it without IE7 installed, so it may be unrelated. Can you format the font using the format toolbar in the message window instead of using Format | Font? When you get the error, are the font names loaded in the dialog box behind the error window? steve "Bebb" wrote in message ... Hi again Steve, I just re-checked the IE and OE default and they stayed as I changed them in the Microsoft, but in the Custom they do not stay in IE and OE default, after I click OK the change scan takes place but when I go check that Custom, the IE and OE check I made are returned to the other "default settings". I don't know if this will help you. Thanks again. Bebb "Steve Cochran" wrote: Go to Control Panel | Add / Remove Programs | Set Program Access and Defaults and set IE and OE default and see if that fixes it. steve "Bebb" wrote in message ... In an auto Windows Updates IE 7 was installed, not good, un-installed IE 7, now in my OE when I want to change the color of the fonts when I write an e-mail and right click and Fonts I get this message: "An error occured in this dialog. Error 501 Permission denied." I just installed the new Windows Auto Updates, minus IE 7 and I still get this 501 error. What can I do to fix this problem. Thank you for your time. |
501 Error Message
You guys are awesome! I was experiencing the same problem and now it is
fixed! I did the same thing as Bebb, I received the error after I downloaded IE7 and then removed it. Thank you so much!! "Steve Cochran" wrote: This seems to fix the issue, although I don't have a clue why. steve "Steve Cochran" wrote in message ... Try this: "Mike N" wrote in message oups.com... I found this while searching for an answer to this problem. I was experiencing the 501 error also. Go into Iternet OptionsSecurity tab and click the Custom Level button. Under miscellaneous there is a heading "Navigate sub frames accross different domains". This has to be set as "Enable". Change it for the Internet and Trusted sites. Now you can format fonts. steve "Steve Cochran" wrote in message ... Hi Bebb, Try going to Start | Run and type regsvr32 inetcomm.dll See if that fixes it. cheers, steve "Bebb" wrote in message ... Hi Steve, Thank you so much, I appreciate your hard work to help my OE's problem. And, Happy THANKSGIVING to you and yours. Bebb "Steve Cochran" wrote: Hi Bebb, I don't have a clue at the moment. Its hard to reproduce it, so I'm not sure what to suggest. I'll reply to this thread if I can find a solution. cheers, steve "Bebb" wrote in message ... Hi Steve, In case you didn't get my first query, I un-installed IE7. That's what I was saying in my last reply, when I click the Toolbar's Format and click on the Font, I still have the 501 error message. And yes the Font and Colors box is seen behing that error message box. Also, the Fonts list, the Size and 16 custom color boxes are available when I write an e-mail. I hope you can help me fix this much needed problem. Thanks again, Bebb "Steve Cochran" wrote: I'm not sure what is causing that error. Someone else is having it without IE7 installed, so it may be unrelated. Can you format the font using the format toolbar in the message window instead of using Format | Font? When you get the error, are the font names loaded in the dialog box behind the error window? steve "Bebb" wrote in message ... Hi again Steve, I just re-checked the IE and OE default and they stayed as I changed them in the Microsoft, but in the Custom they do not stay in IE and OE default, after I click OK the change scan takes place but when I go check that Custom, the IE and OE check I made are returned to the other "default settings". I don't know if this will help you. Thanks again. Bebb "Steve Cochran" wrote: Go to Control Panel | Add / Remove Programs | Set Program Access and Defaults and set IE and OE default and see if that fixes it. steve "Bebb" wrote in message ... In an auto Windows Updates IE 7 was installed, not good, un-installed IE 7, now in my OE when I want to change the color of the fonts when I write an e-mail and right click and Fonts I get this message: "An error occured in this dialog. Error 501 Permission denied." I just installed the new Windows Auto Updates, minus IE 7 and I still get this 501 error. What can I do to fix this problem. Thank you for your time. |
501 Error Message
"Bebb" сообщил/сообщила в новостях следующее: ... Hi Steve, Oh my goodness, Mike N and you fixed my problem, it works!!!!! Sorry for late reply, had son & Grands over and cleaning after and could only come this evening. I was waiting for a notification that you replied and it never came since late Sunday evening when I finally was free to read my e-mails, but this evening I went to check, just in case the replies weren't e-mailed, and behold, my PC is fixed. Many, many thanks Steve. I truly appreciate your help. Hoping not to write here again, have a BLESSED CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR! Thankfully yours, Bebb "Steve Cochran" wrote: Here is the fix: "Mike N" wrote in message oups.com... I found this while searching for an answer to this problem. I was experiencing the 501 error also. Go into Iternet OptionsSecurity tab and click the Custom Level button. Under miscellaneous there is a heading "Navigate sub frames accross different domains". This has to be set as "Enable". Change it for the Internet and Trusted sites. Now you can format fonts. steve "sexy" wrote in message ... thank u "Steve Cochran" wrote in message ... Hi Bebb, I don't have a clue at the moment. Its hard to reproduce it, so I'm not sure what to suggest. I'll reply to this thread if I can find a solution. cheers, steve "Bebb" wrote in message ... Hi Steve, In case you didn't get my first query, I un-installed IE7. That's what I was saying in my last reply, when I click the Toolbar's Format and click on the Font, I still have the 501 error message. And yes the Font and Colors box is seen behing that error message box. Also, the Fonts list, the Size and 16 custom color boxes are available when I write an e-mail. I hope you can help me fix this much needed problem. Thanks again, Bebb "Steve Cochran" wrote: I'm not sure what is causing that error. Someone else is having it without IE7 installed, so it may be unrelated. Can you format the font using the format toolbar in the message window instead of using Format | Font? When you get the error, are the font names loaded in the dialog box behind the error window? steve "Bebb" wrote in message ... Hi again Steve, I just re-checked the IE and OE default and they stayed as I changed them in the Microsoft, but in the Custom they do not stay in IE and OE default, after I click OK the change scan takes place but when I go check that Custom, the IE and OE check I made are returned to the other "default settings". I don't know if this will help you. Thanks again. Bebb "Steve Cochran" wrote: Go to Control Panel | Add / Remove Programs | Set Program Access and Defaults and set IE and OE default and see if that fixes it. steve "Bebb" wrote in message ... In an auto Windows Updates IE 7 was installed, not good, un-installed IE 7, now in my OE when I want to change the color of the fonts when I write an e-mail and right click and Fonts I get this message: "An error occured in this dialog. Error 501 Permission denied." I just installed the new Windows Auto Updates, minus IE 7 and I still get this 501 error. What can I do to fix this problem. Thank you for your time. |
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