A user is getting an error in Outlook 2003. It was updated from sp2 to sp3
but same result. The error message is "This message with restricted
permission cannot be viewed in the reading pane until you verify your
credentials. Open the item to read its contents and verify your credentials"
Sometimes I cannot even open the message and if I fix the above message I
bet he'll be able to open up the emails. There's nothing special about the
messages. No attachments. He may be able to open them at some point but
trying them later, he can't open them.
What's the fix for this?
Thanks
--
-Darren

The problem is "Google Desktop".. Close out of that and the emails will
'magically' re-appear.

"Darren" wrote:

A user is getting an error in Outlook 2003. It was updated from sp2 to sp3
but same result. The error message is "This message with restricted
permission cannot be viewed in the reading pane until you verify your
credentials. Open the item to read its contents and verify your credentials"
Sometimes I cannot even open the message and if I fix the above message I
bet he'll be able to open up the emails. There's nothing special about the
messages. No attachments. He may be able to open them at some point but
trying them later, he can't open them.
What's the fix for this?
Thanks
--
-Darren

Remove the Google Desktop application, and this issue will be resolved.
There is something with the indexing of emails through the Google Desktop
that causes problems.

"Darren" wrote:

A user is getting an error in Outlook 2003. It was updated from sp2 to sp3
but same result. The error message is "This message with restricted
permission cannot be viewed in the reading pane until you verify your
credentials. Open the item to read its contents and verify your credentials"
Sometimes I cannot even open the message and if I fix the above message I
bet he'll be able to open up the emails. There's nothing special about the
messages. No attachments. He may be able to open them at some point but
trying them later, he can't open them.
What's the fix for this?
Thanks
--
-Darren

I have the same problem, I uninstalled Google Desktop, that did not work.
There are only certain messages that I can not open. I haven't changed any
settings in Outlook and I didn't have any problem before last Friday.
--
mab


"Danny" wrote:

The problem is "Google Desktop".. Close out of that and the emails will
'magically' re-appear.

"Darren" wrote:

A user is getting an error in Outlook 2003. It was updated from sp2 to sp3
but same result. The error message is "This message with restricted
permission cannot be viewed in the reading pane until you verify your
credentials. Open the item to read its contents and verify your credentials"
Sometimes I cannot even open the message and if I fix the above message I
bet he'll be able to open up the emails. There's nothing special about the
messages. No attachments. He may be able to open them at some point but
trying them later, he can't open them.
What's the fix for this?
Thanks
--
-Darren

I removed everything on the pc that had to do with Google and it still does
not work
--
mab


"Danny" wrote:

Remove the Google Desktop application, and this issue will be resolved.
There is something with the indexing of emails through the Google Desktop
that causes problems.

"Darren" wrote:

A user is getting an error in Outlook 2003. It was updated from sp2 to sp3
but same result. The error message is "This message with restricted
permission cannot be viewed in the reading pane until you verify your
credentials. Open the item to read its contents and verify your credentials"
Sometimes I cannot even open the message and if I fix the above message I
bet he'll be able to open up the emails. There's nothing special about the
messages. No attachments. He may be able to open them at some point but
trying them later, he can't open them.
What's the fix for this?
Thanks
--
-Darren

Here is something that I found on a different site and it worked for
me.


I think I figured out the issue... It is the Google search plugin in
Outlook. You disable the GDS Outlook Addin All of your email will open
again.

Outlook 2003 or older:
Open Outlook and go to "Tools" "Options" "Other" "Advanced
Options" "Add-In Manager."

Thanks David.

Worked for me!!


"David" wrote:

Here is something that I found on a different site and it worked for
me.


I think I figured out the issue... It is the Google search plugin in
Outlook. You disable the GDS Outlook Addin All of your email will open
again.

Outlook 2003 or older:
Open Outlook and go to "Tools" "Options" "Other" "Advanced
Options" "Add-In Manager."

Thanks guys i was having the same problem and it was really anoying
but thank to your post i was able to fix it

"mroach" wrote:

Thanks David.

Worked for me!!


"David" wrote:

Here is something that I found on a different site and it worked for
me.


I think I figured out the issue... It is the Google search plugin in
Outlook. You disable the GDS Outlook Addin All of your email will open
again.

Outlook 2003 or older:
Open Outlook and go to "Tools" "Options" "Other" "Advanced
Options" "Add-In Manager."

Thank you David! My problem was fixed by disabling GDS Addin in Outlook!

"Lean" wrote:

Thanks guys i was having the same problem and it was really anoying
but thank to your post i was able to fix it

"mroach" wrote:

Thanks David.

Worked for me!!


"David" wrote:

Here is something that I found on a different site and it worked for
me.


I think I figured out the issue... It is the Google search plugin in
Outlook. You disable the GDS Outlook Addin All of your email will open
again.

Outlook 2003 or older:
Open Outlook and go to "Tools" "Options" "Other" "Advanced
Options" "Add-In Manager."

Does anyone in this group believe that removing the GDS to resolve this
problem is a satisfactory solution?

I searched the first page of googles own search engine and can not find a
single solution which does not recommend removing GDS.

Why such a conflict should take place is strange, either way neither
Microsoft or google seem to be working on fixing it. Ok, Microsoft might
think it isnt thier position to make Outlook compatible with GDS, but neither
does Google.

I personaly do not like the searching facility of microsoft, prefering
google, unfortunately I can not use either now. When one compares spotlight
on a mac to this there is no contest.