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501 Error Message
Oh my heavens, thank you so much for this fix! I got this error message also
after I uninstalled IE 7. How do you folks find something like this? I'm amazed. Thank you again. ~Debbie~ "Steve Cochran" wrote: Here is the fix: 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 |
501 Error Message
That one someone else figured out.
steve "Debbster" wrote in message ... Oh my heavens, thank you so much for this fix! I got this error message also after I uninstalled IE 7. How do you folks find something like this? I'm amazed. Thank you again. ~Debbie~ "Steve Cochran" wrote: Here is the fix: 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 |
501 Error Message
I don't have a 501 error message but I do have a problem not being able to
use font color with email messages. Highlighting words and selecting a color change does not work. Using Format Font to change color does not work, although the sample box in the Format dialog box does show the font with color. I can change font style and font size. Other things that do not work a Format Apply background color and Format Apply Stationery (when I try this option, the font will change, but I get no background pattern or color). My computer is new, XP Media Center 2005 PC, but the manufacturer will not help with software issues even though they sold me the computer with the software installed. Microsoft also won't help unless I pay them for service fees. I had IE 6 when I purchased and now have IE 7 installed. I had the same problem with both versions. I have O.E. 6.00.2900.2180. I was excited to finally find this section of messages as I have searched for answers since I purchased this computer, yet the solution for others does not help me. Is there any other fixes I could try. I would be most grateful. Sharon "Steve Cochran" wrote: That one someone else figured out. steve "Debbster" wrote in message ... Oh my heavens, thank you so much for this fix! I got this error message also after I uninstalled IE 7. How do you folks find something like this? I'm amazed. Thank you again. ~Debbie~ "Steve Cochran" wrote: Here is the fix: 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 |
501 Error Message
Can you see different colors in HTML mail that is sent to you. Try
composing a new message from Message | New Message Using | No stationery and then click in the window and see if you can format the background color or change the text color that way. Can you change text size? If not, then also check that you don't have any settings in Accessibility that might affect things. Also try going to Windows Update and get the latest updates and see if that makes any difference. steve "SCSharon" wrote in message ... I don't have a 501 error message but I do have a problem not being able to use font color with email messages. Highlighting words and selecting a color change does not work. Using Format Font to change color does not work, although the sample box in the Format dialog box does show the font with color. I can change font style and font size. Other things that do not work a Format Apply background color and Format Apply Stationery (when I try this option, the font will change, but I get no background pattern or color). My computer is new, XP Media Center 2005 PC, but the manufacturer will not help with software issues even though they sold me the computer with the software installed. Microsoft also won't help unless I pay them for service fees. I had IE 6 when I purchased and now have IE 7 installed. I had the same problem with both versions. I have O.E. 6.00.2900.2180. I was excited to finally find this section of messages as I have searched for answers since I purchased this computer, yet the solution for others does not help me. Is there any other fixes I could try. I would be most grateful. Sharon "Steve Cochran" wrote: That one someone else figured out. steve "Debbster" wrote in message ... Oh my heavens, thank you so much for this fix! I got this error message also after I uninstalled IE 7. How do you folks find something like this? I'm amazed. Thank you again. ~Debbie~ "Steve Cochran" wrote: Here is the fix: 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 |
501 Error Message
I have updated the latest Windows updates. This did not solve the problem.
I can change text size. I can change text style. In email messages sent to me, I can see blue text for links, and I can see color in any advertisements sent to me. I don't get colored text from personal email messages though. I don't know whether anyone has tried to send me email with colored text. I tried the route you suggested through composing a new message and that also didn't work. I really appreciate all the help you give people. I hope something will work one of these day. "Steve Cochran" wrote: Can you see different colors in HTML mail that is sent to you. Try composing a new message from Message | New Message Using | No stationery and then click in the window and see if you can format the background color or change the text color that way. Can you change text size? If not, then also check that you don't have any settings in Accessibility that might affect things. Also try going to Windows Update and get the latest updates and see if that makes any difference. steve "SCSharon" wrote in message ... I don't have a 501 error message but I do have a problem not being able to use font color with email messages. Highlighting words and selecting a color change does not work. Using Format Font to change color does not work, although the sample box in the Format dialog box does show the font with color. I can change font style and font size. Other things that do not work a Format Apply background color and Format Apply Stationery (when I try this option, the font will change, but I get no background pattern or color). My computer is new, XP Media Center 2005 PC, but the manufacturer will not help with software issues even though they sold me the computer with the software installed. Microsoft also won't help unless I pay them for service fees. I had IE 6 when I purchased and now have IE 7 installed. I had the same problem with both versions. I have O.E. 6.00.2900.2180. I was excited to finally find this section of messages as I have searched for answers since I purchased this computer, yet the solution for others does not help me. Is there any other fixes I could try. I would be most grateful. Sharon "Steve Cochran" wrote: That one someone else figured out. steve "Debbster" wrote in message ... Oh my heavens, thank you so much for this fix! I got this error message also after I uninstalled IE 7. How do you folks find something like this? I'm amazed. Thank you again. ~Debbie~ "Steve Cochran" wrote: Here is the fix: 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 |
501 Error Message
OLEXP: Cannot Change Text Format Using Outlook Express
(OE and IE ignore colors) http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=178895 Also check Control Panel, Accessibility Options, Display and Uncheck Use High Contrast -- Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm "SCSharon" wrote in message ... I don't have a 501 error message but I do have a problem not being able to use font color with email messages. Highlighting words and selecting a color change does not work. Using Format Font to change color does not work, although the sample box in the Format dialog box does show the font with color. I can change font style and font size. Other things that do not work a Format Apply background color and Format Apply Stationery (when I try this option, the font will change, but I get no background pattern or color). My computer is new, XP Media Center 2005 PC, but the manufacturer will not help with software issues even though they sold me the computer with the software installed. Microsoft also won't help unless I pay them for service fees. I had IE 6 when I purchased and now have IE 7 installed. I had the same problem with both versions. I have O.E. 6.00.2900.2180. I was excited to finally find this section of messages as I have searched for answers since I purchased this computer, yet the solution for others does not help me. Is there any other fixes I could try. I would be most grateful. Sharon "Steve Cochran" wrote: That one someone else figured out. steve "Debbster" wrote in message ... Oh my heavens, thank you so much for this fix! I got this error message also after I uninstalled IE 7. How do you folks find something like this? I'm amazed. Thank you again. ~Debbie~ "Steve Cochran" wrote: Here is the fix: 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 |
501 Error Message
Wow!
Who are these guys! Thanks Mike. I tried the Control Panel option first and it solved all the problems I was having - text color, stationery, and background color. I never cease to me awed by the knowledge some people have. Thanks for sharing. Sharon "Michael Santovec" wrote: OLEXP: Cannot Change Text Format Using Outlook Express (OE and IE ignore colors) http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=178895 Also check Control Panel, Accessibility Options, Display and Uncheck Use High Contrast -- Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm "SCSharon" wrote in message ... I don't have a 501 error message but I do have a problem not being able to use font color with email messages. Highlighting words and selecting a color change does not work. Using Format Font to change color does not work, although the sample box in the Format dialog box does show the font with color. I can change font style and font size. Other things that do not work a Format Apply background color and Format Apply Stationery (when I try this option, the font will change, but I get no background pattern or color). My computer is new, XP Media Center 2005 PC, but the manufacturer will not help with software issues even though they sold me the computer with the software installed. Microsoft also won't help unless I pay them for service fees. I had IE 6 when I purchased and now have IE 7 installed. I had the same problem with both versions. I have O.E. 6.00.2900.2180. I was excited to finally find this section of messages as I have searched for answers since I purchased this computer, yet the solution for others does not help me. Is there any other fixes I could try. I would be most grateful. Sharon "Steve Cochran" wrote: That one someone else figured out. steve "Debbster" wrote in message ... Oh my heavens, thank you so much for this fix! I got this error message also after I uninstalled IE 7. How do you folks find something like this? I'm amazed. Thank you again. ~Debbie~ "Steve Cochran" wrote: Here is the fix: 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 |
501 Error Message
You are welcome.
No matter what problem you have, you probably aren't the first person to have it. We learn from others and pass on the knowledge. -- Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm "SCSharon" wrote in message ... Wow! Who are these guys! Thanks Mike. I tried the Control Panel option first and it solved all the problems I was having - text color, stationery, and background color. I never cease to me awed by the knowledge some people have. Thanks for sharing. Sharon "Michael Santovec" wrote: OLEXP: Cannot Change Text Format Using Outlook Express (OE and IE ignore colors) http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=178895 Also check Control Panel, Accessibility Options, Display and Uncheck Use High Contrast -- Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm "SCSharon" wrote in message ... I don't have a 501 error message but I do have a problem not being able to use font color with email messages. Highlighting words and selecting a color change does not work. Using Format Font to change color does not work, although the sample box in the Format dialog box does show the font with color. I can change font style and font size. Other things that do not work a Format Apply background color and Format Apply Stationery (when I try this option, the font will change, but I get no background pattern or color). My computer is new, XP Media Center 2005 PC, but the manufacturer will not help with software issues even though they sold me the computer with the software installed. Microsoft also won't help unless I pay them for service fees. I had IE 6 when I purchased and now have IE 7 installed. I had the same problem with both versions. I have O.E. 6.00.2900.2180. I was excited to finally find this section of messages as I have searched for answers since I purchased this computer, yet the solution for others does not help me. Is there any other fixes I could try. I would be most grateful. Sharon "Steve Cochran" wrote: That one someone else figured out. steve "Debbster" wrote in message ... Oh my heavens, thank you so much for this fix! I got this error message also after I uninstalled IE 7. How do you folks find something like this? I'm amazed. Thank you again. ~Debbie~ "Steve Cochran" wrote: Here is the fix: 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 |
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