Might try clearing Outlook 2003's secure temp folder. This folder is stored
under the "Temporary Internet Files" folder tree, so it can't be browsed to
by using Windows Explorer. I tend to use a command prompt to get to said
folder and clear it out using the erase command.
And here are the steps if the above doesn't make sense. (Assuming you are
using Windows XP)
1) Select Start > Run > Type: CMD.EXE > OK button
2) Type:
CD \Documents and Settings\<USERID>\Local Settings\Temp\Temporary Internet
Files
3) Type:
DIR /A
4) Look for a folder that starts with "OLK". (e.g. You see a folder named
OLK91)
5) Type:
CD name_of_folder_found_in_step_#4
6) Type:
Erase *.*
> My company's outlook 2003 suddendly can not display the embedded picture
> correctly, it all show as red cross. even view it in the internet zone.
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> Steven
Frenchy - 08 Mar 2008 00:48 GMT
> Might try clearing Outlook 2003's secure temp folder. This folder is stored
> under the "Temporary Internet Files" folder tree, so it can't be browsed to
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>> Steven
What about Vista Ultimate and Outlook 2007, is the same thing possible
as a cause of the red x's. This has been bugging me since Dec/07 when
it all changed and now any Http/xxx or picture no longer shows. A real PITA
Thanks
Frenchy
neo [mvp outlook] - 09 Mar 2008 14:51 GMT
I'm not sure since I don't use Outlook 2007, however it doesn't take much to
check the secure folder to see if you see filenames that end with "(99)".
>> Might try clearing Outlook 2003's secure temp folder. This folder is
>> stored under the "Temporary Internet Files" folder tree, so it can't be
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> Thanks
> Frenchy
Frenchy - 09 Mar 2008 19:16 GMT
> I'm not sure since I don't use Outlook 2007, however it doesn't take much to
> check the secure folder to see if you see filenames that end with "(99)".
Nope, nothing there like that
Frenchy
>>> Might try clearing Outlook 2003's secure temp folder. This folder is
>>> stored under the "Temporary Internet Files" folder tree, so it can't be
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>> Thanks
>> Frenchy