For years, I have been reading my daily newspaper via my Outlook. It is
delivered daily via e-mail. Today, it was delivered via e-mail as alwys, BUT
I was not allowed to open it. The message from Outlook says that it had been
blocked and to contact my system administrator. Since I am using my home
computer (as always!) I am wondering what gives. Does it have anything to do
with the Outlook Connector items that were downloaded automatically sometime
recently without warning.

If you put the attachment on your desktop,can you open it then ???

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"muddlethrough" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> For years, I have been reading my daily newspaper via my Outlook. It is
> delivered daily via e-mail. Today, it was delivered via e-mail as alwys, BUT
> I was not allowed to open it. The message from Outlook says that it had been
> blocked and to contact my system administrator. Since I am using my home
> computer (as always!) I am wondering what gives. Does it have anything to do
> with the Outlook Connector items that were downloaded automatically sometime
> recently without warning.

Which version of Outlook are you using?
What exactly is being blocked? When you click on a link in that message?

In that case see;
http://www.msoutlook.info/question/242

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"muddlethrough" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:F1F609AB-31E2-453C-BD01-(E-Mail Removed)...
> For years, I have been reading my daily newspaper via my Outlook. It is
> delivered daily via e-mail. Today, it was delivered via e-mail as alwys,
> BUT
> I was not allowed to open it. The message from Outlook says that it had
> been
> blocked and to contact my system administrator. Since I am using my home
> computer (as always!) I am wondering what gives. Does it have anything to
> do
> with the Outlook Connector items that were downloaded automatically
> sometime
> recently without warning.