saving graphics in e-mail
 

I use Outlook Express. In the past I have been able to save graphics
embedded in e-mails to me by simply placing the mouse cursor over the image,
clicking the right mouse button and, from the menu that pops up, selecting
"Save Picture As..." I would get a dialog box asking me to select a folder,
etc. Now, I get a message stating, "The system cannot find the file
specified." The box has a yellow triangle containing an exclamation point.
The title bar of the box says, "Windows Internet Explorer."

I very recently upgraded my browser to Windows Internet Explorer, Version 7,
so I assume that I have failed to check off some option within that program.
Can anyone tell me what to do to put things back to the way they were as far
as saving images to disk?

saving graphics in e-mail
 

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Benjamin Bajorek wrote:
I use Outlook Express. In the past I have been able to save graphics
embedded in e-mails to me by simply placing the mouse cursor over the
image,
clicking the right mouse button and, from the menu that pops up, selecting
"Save Picture As..." I would get a dialog box asking me to select a
folder,
etc. Now, I get a message stating, "The system cannot find the file
specified." The box has a yellow triangle containing an exclamation point.
The title bar of the box says, "Windows Internet Explorer."

I very recently upgraded my browser to Windows Internet Explorer, Version
7,
so I assume that I have failed to check off some option within that
program.
Can anyone tell me what to do to put things back to the way they were as
far
as saving images to disk?

saving graphics in e-mail
 

Thank you.

I apologize for the multiple posts; the one to the CH newsgroup was posted
before I found the other.

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Ben Bajorek
Dearborn, Michigan