An e-mail I received from a friend wound up in my Junk folder. Okay, so
that's going to happen, occasionally, and I can accept that. (I've now
designated that sender as a "Safe Sender.")

Problem is, though, when I moved that e-mail from the Junk folder into my
Inbox, a simple JPG file that was part of this e-mail is still missing. The
message at the top of this e-mail reads: "Outlook blocked access to the
following potentially unsafe attachments: [name of JPG file]."

Q: Is there ANY way to recover the missing JPG file?
Q: Is there some way to prevent Outlook from making this decision, or train
it to be more lenient?

Thanks very much.....

bilglas

Are you sure it is an actual jpg-picture and not a file with a double
extension? (like name.jpg.exe). By default Outlook doesn't block attached
pictures. Also see;
http://www.howto-outlook.com/faq/blockedattachments.htm

--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
http://www.howto-outlook.com/
Outlook FAQ, HowTo, Downloads, Add-Ins and more

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"bilglas" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> An e-mail I received from a friend wound up in my Junk folder. Okay, so
> that's going to happen, occasionally, and I can accept that. (I've now
> designated that sender as a "Safe Sender.")
>
> Problem is, though, when I moved that e-mail from the Junk folder into my
> Inbox, a simple JPG file that was part of this e-mail is still missing.
> The message at the top of this e-mail reads: "Outlook blocked access to
> the following potentially unsafe attachments: [name of JPG file]."
>
> Q: Is there ANY way to recover the missing JPG file?
> Q: Is there some way to prevent Outlook from making this decision, or
> train it to be more lenient?
>
> Thanks very much.....
>
> bilglas
>
>