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The fix in your other thread here (registering ole32.dll) is purported to fix the problem in this thread. YMMV.
-- ~Robear Dyer (PA Bear) MS MVP-Windows (IE/OE, Security, Shell/User) Teddy Banks wrote: Sending links is not the solution, links are sent as attachmnets, lots of people have the default setting of not opening attachment enabled, thus they won't see my email, I just want to know how to diable this so called security feature. Thanks "PA Bear" wrote in message ... Short answer: Security issues. Send the link instead. Teddy Banks wrote: This has recently started happing, when I try to send a web page, or picture using Outlook Express, I get the following message: The current document type cannot be sent as mail, would you like to send a link instead? What Gives? and how do I fix it, sending a link is unacceptable. Thanks |
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"Teddy Banks" wrote in message
... Sending links is not the solution, links are sent as attachmnets, lots of people have the default setting of not opening attachment enabled, thus they won't see my email, I just want to know how to diable this so called security feature. Thanks I'm not so sure that this symptom may necessarily be attributed to security for the client anyway. E.g. I can equally imagine it happening due to improved copy protection for the benefit of content providers. Ron suggested you post a link which causes the symptom. Why not do that? Then we could have something concrete to discuss instead of argue over various hypotheses. --- |
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![]() "Teddy Banks" wrote in message ... Sending links is not the solution, links are sent as attachmnets, lots of people have the default setting of not opening attachment enabled, thus they won't see my email, I just want to know how to diable this so called security feature. Thanks "PA Bear" wrote in message ... Short answer: Security issues. Send the link instead. -- ~Robear Dyer (PA Bear) MS MVP-Windows (IE/OE, Shell/User, Security), Aumha.org VSOP, DTS-L.org Teddy Banks wrote: This has recently started happing, when I try to send a web page, or picture using Outlook Express, I get the following message: The current document type cannot be sent as mail, would you like to send a link instead? What Gives? and how do I fix it, sending a link is unacceptable. Thanks |
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