I have a Win 98 SE system running OUTLOOK 2000 w/SP2. When the OUTLOOK client
prints messages with embedded pictures, the printer prints only the little
red "x" instead of the image. When I do a Print Preview, the images appear
like a possible association with Active X is showing or a possible Plugin
missing. I have tryed to run Windows Updater but, I continue to get a
Certicate error and recommneded changes for Securities Tab in IE 6. Time and
date are correct and I have folled instructions for manual removal of Active
X controls.

Any Help Out There,

Duggan

Try the following article to resolve your problem:

http://www.microsoft.com/office/ork/...00/ol2k-vc.htm


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"Duggan 59" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:6FEB173E-AF3C-4359-B250-(E-Mail Removed)...
>I have a Win 98 SE system running OUTLOOK 2000 w/SP2. When the OUTLOOK
>client
> prints messages with embedded pictures, the printer prints only the little
> red "x" instead of the image. When I do a Print Preview, the images appear
> like a possible association with Active X is showing or a possible Plugin
> missing. I have tryed to run Windows Updater but, I continue to get a
> Certicate error and recommneded changes for Securities Tab in IE 6. Time
> and
> date are correct and I have folled instructions for manual removal of
> Active
> X controls.
>
> Any Help Out There,
>
> Duggan

"Duggan 59" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:6FEB173E-AF3C-4359-B250-(E-Mail Removed)...
>I have a Win 98 SE system running OUTLOOK 2000 w/SP2. When the OUTLOOK
>client
> prints messages with embedded pictures, the printer prints only the little
> red "x" instead of the image. When I do a Print Preview, the images appear
> like a possible association with Active X is showing or a possible Plugin
> missing. I have tryed to run Windows Updater but, I continue to get a
> Certicate error and recommneded changes for Securities Tab in IE 6. Time
> and
> date are correct and I have folled instructions for manual removal of
> Active
> X controls.
>
> Any Help Out There,
>
> Duggan