Thanks again for all of your help. I am able to see all
of my temp internet files. There are literally thousands
of them, but I don't seem to see the exact file that I am
trying to open even after I have clicked on the
attachment. For some reason the file doesn't register on
the computer. I don't know what the deal is.
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At least with OE the files are stored in your Temporary Internet Files
folder. Using IE's internet options dialog are you able to view your
Temporary Internet Files?
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Ken Wickes [MSFT]
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Winston said:
Outlook Express and Yahoo Mail. I can click on the file
attachment, and it will open the proper software to read
it, but on whatever program (MS Word, PPT, or Excel) fails
to recognize the filename.
-----Original Message-----
And which email program is it? Outlook Express?
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Ken Wickes [MSFT]
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The programs are MS Word and Powerpoint generally. I
can
open the files if I save them to my computer, but I
cannot
open them from the email attachment directly. Do I
need a
reader? I don't think that the web files have spaces in
the name.
Thanks for your help.
Winston
-----Original Message-----
What is the program giving the error? I suppose it's
possible that there
are still apps out there that don't handle file names
with spaces.
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Ken Wickes [MSFT]
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and
confers no rights.
Go to MS downloads and download the excel reader and
then
download the power point reader.
-----Original Message-----
I am trying to figure out how to open a file on an
email
attachment without saving it to my computer. I have
Windows XP and whenever I try to open an email
attachment,
I get a message in the program in which I am trying
to
open it that reads: "The path or filename is
invalid."
Please help.
Thanks,
Winston
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