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.

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.

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.

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.

"Bebb" ÓÏÏÂÝÉÌ/ÓÏÏÂÝÉÌÁ × ÎÏ×ÏÓÔÑÈ
ÓÌÅÄÕÀÝÅÅ: ...
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.

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

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

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

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

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