SP1 automatically installed yesterday for Outlook 2007, and I now get
"This operation has been cancelled due to restrictions in effect on
this computer" whenever I try to click a hyperlink. I Googled this
problem and tried:

Resetting IE
Resetting IE via Access Defaults
Importing new reg key for HKLM/Software.../htmlfile

I'm out of tricks. Does anyone know of anything else I can do? It's
infuriating that Microsoft released an update that completely screws
with the way I work. My inclination is uninstall SP1 - but then who
knows what other problems that might cause. Anyone know anything I
can do? Thanks.

mobamoba wrote:
SP1 automatically installed yesterday for Outlook 2007, and I now get
"This operation has been cancelled due to restrictions in effect on
this computer" whenever I try to click a hyperlink. I Googled this
problem and tried:

Resetting IE
Resetting IE via Access Defaults
Importing new reg key for HKLM/Software.../htmlfile

I'm out of tricks. Does anyone know of anything else I can do? It's
infuriating that Microsoft released an update that completely screws
with the way I work. My inclination is uninstall SP1 - but then who
knows what other problems that might cause. Anyone know anything I
can do? Thanks.

There is an option to disable links in phishing emails (I don't know
what constitutes a phishing email though).
And you can't uninstall SP1
Sorry.

--
Dean Earley )
i-Catcher Development Team

iCode Systems

On Dec 12, 11:30 am, Dean Earley wrote:
mobamoba wrote:
SP1 automatically installed yesterday for Outlook 2007, and I now get
"This operation has been cancelled due to restrictions in effect on
this computer" whenever I try to click a hyperlink. I Googled this
problem and tried:

Resetting IE
Resetting IE via Access Defaults
Importing new reg key for HKLM/Software.../htmlfile

I'm out of tricks. Does anyone know of anything else I can do? It's
infuriating that Microsoft released an update that completely screws
with the way I work. My inclination is uninstall SP1 - but then who
knows what other problems that might cause. Anyone know anything I
can do? Thanks.

There is an option to disable links in phishing emails (I don't know
what constitutes a phishing email though).
And you can't uninstall SP1
Sorry.

--
Dean Earley )
i-Catcher Development Team

iCode Systems

I disabled that checkbox - still doesn't work.

it's not SP1 that did it. Are you using Vista or winxp?

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"mobamoba" wrote in message
...
SP1 automatically installed yesterday for Outlook 2007, and I now get
"This operation has been cancelled due to restrictions in effect on
this computer" whenever I try to click a hyperlink. I Googled this
problem and tried:

Resetting IE
Resetting IE via Access Defaults
Importing new reg key for HKLM/Software.../htmlfile

I'm out of tricks. Does anyone know of anything else I can do? It's
infuriating that Microsoft released an update that completely screws
with the way I work. My inclination is uninstall SP1 - but then who
knows what other problems that might cause. Anyone know anything I
can do? Thanks.

On Dec 12, 4:53 pm, "Diane Poremsky" wrote:
it's not SP1 that did it. Are you using Vista or winxp?

--
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Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
Need Help with Common Tasks?http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/
Outlook 2007:http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2007/

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"mobamoba" wrote in message

...

SP1 automatically installed yesterday for Outlook 2007, and I now get
"This operation has been cancelled due to restrictions in effect on
this computer" whenever I try to click a hyperlink. I Googled this
problem and tried:

Resetting IE
Resetting IE via Access Defaults
Importing new reg key for HKLM/Software.../htmlfile

I'm out of tricks. Does anyone know of anything else I can do? It's
infuriating that Microsoft released an update that completely screws
with the way I work. My inclination is uninstall SP1 - but then who
knows what other problems that might cause. Anyone know anything I
can do? Thanks.

I'm using XP. As far as SP1 goes, I've never had this problem until
yesterday's Windows Update. Nothing on my system changed other than
whatever Microsoft put on my system via its updates. So if I've never
had this problem before and you don't think it's SP1, what do you
think it is? Thanks in advance.

It's probably the windows updates causing it, but its very isolated,
possibly related to specific software you have installed. Did they reboot
the system? Try resetting web settings (in internet options) again then
reboot. It's worth checking the windows newsgroups to see if they have other
ideas.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
Need Help with Common Tasks? http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/
Outlook 2007: http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2007/

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"mobamoba" wrote in message
...

I'm using XP. As far as SP1 goes, I've never had this problem until
yesterday's Windows Update. Nothing on my system changed other than
whatever Microsoft put on my system via its updates. So if I've never
had this problem before and you don't think it's SP1, what do you
think it is? Thanks in advance.

I'm having hyperlink problems as well with Office 2007 (Outlook 2007)
SP1, but only plain text messages aren't showing their URLs as active.

It's not looking to be an HTML issue for me - those mails are fine...

Chris


It's probably the windows updates causing it, but its very isolated,
possibly related to specific software you have installed. Did they reboot
the system? Try resetting web settings (in internet options) again then
reboot. It's worth checking the windows newsgroups to see if they have other
ideas.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
Need Help with Common Tasks?http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/
Outlook 2007:http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2007/

Outlook Tips by email:


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"mobamoba" wrote in message

...



I'm using XP. As far as SP1 goes, I've never had this problem until
yesterday's Windows Update. Nothing on my system changed other than
whatever Microsoft put on my system via its updates. So if I've never
had this problem before and you don't think it's SP1, what do you
think it is? Thanks in advance.- Hide quoted text -

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I am using Outlook 2003 with Windows XP and have begun to have the same
problem. My default browser is Maxthon and I never had this problem before. I
tried the solutions in KB article 310049, including resetting IE as the
default browser, all to no avail. Any ideas?

"mobamoba" wrote:

SP1 automatically installed yesterday for Outlook 2007, and I now get
"This operation has been cancelled due to restrictions in effect on
this computer" whenever I try to click a hyperlink. I Googled this
problem and tried:

Resetting IE
Resetting IE via Access Defaults
Importing new reg key for HKLM/Software.../htmlfile

I'm out of tricks. Does anyone know of anything else I can do? It's
infuriating that Microsoft released an update that completely screws
with the way I work. My inclination is uninstall SP1 - but then who
knows what other problems that might cause. Anyone know anything I
can do? Thanks.

I am using MO with Vista on two differnt computers. One cannot open
hyperlinks - the other has no problems!
I am also depsperate to find a solution.
Any wise guys out there who can help us????

wgm

"BefuddledInquirer" wrote:

I am using Outlook 2003 with Windows XP and have begun to have the same
problem. My default browser is Maxthon and I never had this problem before. I
tried the solutions in KB article 310049, including resetting IE as the
default browser, all to no avail. Any ideas?

"mobamoba" wrote:

SP1 automatically installed yesterday for Outlook 2007, and I now get
"This operation has been cancelled due to restrictions in effect on
this computer" whenever I try to click a hyperlink. I Googled this
problem and tried:

Resetting IE
Resetting IE via Access Defaults
Importing new reg key for HKLM/Software.../htmlfile

I'm out of tricks. Does anyone know of anything else I can do? It's
infuriating that Microsoft released an update that completely screws
with the way I work. My inclination is uninstall SP1 - but then who
knows what other problems that might cause. Anyone know anything I
can do? Thanks.

I am also having trouble opening up hyperlinks after I updated Microsoft with
a live update...It appears no one has an answer to this problem as of yet.
Any one else with a suggestion?

"wgm" wrote:

I am using MO with Vista on two differnt computers. One cannot open
hyperlinks - the other has no problems!
I am also depsperate to find a solution.
Any wise guys out there who can help us????

wgm

"BefuddledInquirer" wrote:

I am using Outlook 2003 with Windows XP and have begun to have the same
problem. My default browser is Maxthon and I never had this problem before. I
tried the solutions in KB article 310049, including resetting IE as the
default browser, all to no avail. Any ideas?

"mobamoba" wrote:

SP1 automatically installed yesterday for Outlook 2007, and I now get
"This operation has been cancelled due to restrictions in effect on
this computer" whenever I try to click a hyperlink. I Googled this
problem and tried:

Resetting IE
Resetting IE via Access Defaults
Importing new reg key for HKLM/Software.../htmlfile

I'm out of tricks. Does anyone know of anything else I can do? It's
infuriating that Microsoft released an update that completely screws
with the way I work. My inclination is uninstall SP1 - but then who
knows what other problems that might cause. Anyone know anything I
can do? Thanks.