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StainlessSteelRat
Hi folks,
I am using Outlook 2003 on Win XP.
I have Outlook configured to send HTML emails, and have created a signature.
The signature is automatically inserted on new emails.
Initially I got a warning that there was an ActiveX component in my
signature (and hence new emails), which it refused to show. But I got around
this by changing the security settings.
Whatever this ActiveX component is, it appears to be a grey square with a
black border at the top of my signature. It's not present in the signature I
created, yet appears in the email. I can take a screen capture of this and
provide a link if anyone needs to see it.
Can anyone tell me what this is, and how I get rid of it?
Thanks
I am using Outlook 2003 on Win XP.
I have Outlook configured to send HTML emails, and have created a signature.
The signature is automatically inserted on new emails.
Initially I got a warning that there was an ActiveX component in my
signature (and hence new emails), which it refused to show. But I got around
this by changing the security settings.
Whatever this ActiveX component is, it appears to be a grey square with a
black border at the top of my signature. It's not present in the signature I
created, yet appears in the email. I can take a screen capture of this and
provide a link if anyone needs to see it.
Can anyone tell me what this is, and how I get rid of it?
Thanks