When I attempt to add a photo to a contact in Outlook 2003, it takes forever
for Outlook to step through the directories for me to find the photo
location. This also happens when I attempt to add an attachment, and it
seems to only happen in Outlook.

Any ideas on this?

Thanks in advance

Joe

Joseph Ferraro, you wrote on Mon, 13 Mar 2006 06:43:38 -0500:

When I attempt to add a photo to a contact in Outlook 2003, it takes forever
for Outlook to step through the directories for me to find the photo
location. This also happens when I attempt to add an attachment, and it
seems to only happen in Outlook.

To change the default folder that will be opened when you add an
attachment read

http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=k...23131&x=4&y=13


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Best Regards
Christian Goeller

This is not a default folder issue - it is when you are moving around the
computer looking for files that are not in the default folder.

And as an update, I was mistaken earlier, it happens in all Office 2003
applications, even when opening a document or Access application.





"Christian Goeller" wrote in message
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Joseph Ferraro, you wrote on Mon, 13 Mar 2006 06:43:38 -0500:

When I attempt to add a photo to a contact in Outlook 2003, it takes
forever
for Outlook to step through the directories for me to find the photo
location. This also happens when I attempt to add an attachment, and it
seems to only happen in Outlook.

To change the default folder that will be opened when you add an
attachment read

http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=k...23131&x=4&y=13


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microsoft.public.outlook,microsoft.public.outlook. configuration,microsoft.public.outlook.General
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Best Regards
Christian Goeller

Joseph Ferraro wrote:

This is not a default folder issue - it is when you are moving around
the computer looking for files that are not in the default folder.

And as an update, I was mistaken earlier, it happens in all Office
2003 applications, even when opening a document or Access application.

Do you have network drives connected?
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Brian Tillman