On a few machines, I'm having trouble with opening an
attachment. When I go to view attachments.. it gives me
a prompt *didn't used to* to open or save, then when I
click open, it opens the system32 folder.

If I click on save, it says "Cannot save the URL to a
file. Path does not exist. Make sure path is correct."
This same email is able to be opened from other identical
machines.

Since the problem started, I've tried to fix it by
applying SP3 for office to the computers, but that did
not change anything. I have also made sure all of the
other updates for office have been installed, but still,
to no avail.

The attachment that is being sent is an excel
spreadsheet. If anyone has any ideas on how to correct
this, you've my thanks in advance.

This problem occurs when you install Microsoft Office 2000 Service Pack 3
(SP-3).
http://support.microsoft.com/default...46&Product=out




"Sarah" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:a3f101c406c0$368a3050$(E-Mail Removed)...
> On a few machines, I'm having trouble with opening an
> attachment. When I go to view attachments.. it gives me
> a prompt *didn't used to* to open or save, then when I
> click open, it opens the system32 folder.
>
> If I click on save, it says "Cannot save the URL to a
> file. Path does not exist. Make sure path is correct."
> This same email is able to be opened from other identical
> machines.
>
> Since the problem started, I've tried to fix it by
> applying SP3 for office to the computers, but that did
> not change anything. I have also made sure all of the
> other updates for office have been installed, but still,
> to no avail.
>
> The attachment that is being sent is an excel
> spreadsheet. If anyone has any ideas on how to correct
> this, you've my thanks in advance.
>
>

It happened before I installed it. I already tried
running the hotfix in that article and it didn't change a
thing.


>-----Original Message-----
>This problem occurs when you install Microsoft Office
2000 Service Pack 3
>(SP-3).
>http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
us;810646&Product=out
>
>
>
>
>"Sarah" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
message
>news:a3f101c406c0$368a3050$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> On a few machines, I'm having trouble with opening an
>> attachment. When I go to view attachments.. it gives
me
>> a prompt *didn't used to* to open or save, then when I
>> click open, it opens the system32 folder.
>>
>> If I click on save, it says "Cannot save the URL to a
>> file. Path does not exist. Make sure path is
correct."
>> This same email is able to be opened from other
identical
>> machines.
>>
>> Since the problem started, I've tried to fix it by
>> applying SP3 for office to the computers, but that did
>> not change anything. I have also made sure all of the
>> other updates for office have been installed, but
still,
>> to no avail.
>>
>> The attachment that is being sent is an excel
>> spreadsheet. If anyone has any ideas on how to correct
>> this, you've my thanks in advance.
>>
>>
>
>
>.
>

"Sarah" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:<a3f101c406c0$368a3050$(E-Mail Removed)>...
> On a few machines, I'm having trouble with opening an
> attachment. When I go to view attachments.. it gives me
> a prompt *didn't used to* to open or save, then when I
> click open, it opens the system32 folder.
>
> If I click on save, it says "Cannot save the URL to a
> file. Path does not exist. Make sure path is correct."
> This same email is able to be opened from other identical
> machines.
>

Check out this post...it worked great for me! (Post wraps...sorry)

http://groups.google.com/groups?q=ou...ftngp05&rnum=5


Since it wrapped, I'll put the full text below:
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Hello Dan,
I have the same problem and I've found a work around for it but I
too
would like to know the cause and see a real solution. Anyway the work
around
is this:
Go to the user experiencing the problem's profile (this problem should
be
per user not per system) typically this is:

C:\Documents and Settings\%UserName%

In this folder is a hidden folder called "Local Settings" which you
need to
go into. In Local Settings go to Temporary Internet Files and there is
a
subdirectory that starts with OLK (generally followed by an apparently
random number). This OLK* temp folder holds a copy of all the
attachments
the user has viewed and it will be recreated (though the number will
be
different) next time the user opens one but deleting it will
temporarily fix
the problem you are having. I have no idea why this works and as
stated the
solution is temporary and thus it will need to be repeated each time
the
problem arises.

Similarly we have a problem when automating the sending of emails with
attachments that causes it to fail after a few have been sent. Again
deleting this folder seems to solve the problem, again I don't know
why. I
would really like for there to be a more permanent solution to this,
as of
now I'm going to see if we can just try to add the deleting of this
folder
to the login script and maybe delete it after each automated email
(with
attachment) is sent. Obviously this is a less than ideal solution
though.

If anyone else can provide further insight to this problem it would be
much
appreciated.