Auto Spell & Hyperlinks don't work anymore

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I have Outlook 2003, Windows XP Home, and IE 7.0.5730.13. Auto Spell before
sending e-mail no longer works. All Hyperlinks in e-mail automatically go to
my default home page. I have tried going into IE - tools - internet options
- programs but there isn't a "reset web settings options", and I don't know
if there was it would correct these issues. I received a couple of IE
updates in the past week or so, and that's when the problem started. It's a
real paid to open up Notepad to try and find the hyperlink to copy and paste
into IE.
Help!
Thanks Moira
 
In IE's tools, internet options, advanced tab - at the very bottom is a
reset button.

Does F7 spell check?

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Diane, I found it and reset everything. Restarted computer and hyperlinks
still do not work . . . any one I click on automatically goes to my home
page. When I go to send the email the message I get is "The Spell Check was
unsuccessful. Do you want to send anyway?". If a word is misspelled its
underlined in red and the F7 works.


Diane Poremsky said:
In IE's tools, internet options, advanced tab - at the very bottom is a
reset button.

Does F7 spell check?

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Moira said:
I have Outlook 2003, Windows XP Home, and IE 7.0.5730.13. Auto Spell
before
sending e-mail no longer works. All Hyperlinks in e-mail automatically go
to
my default home page. I have tried going into IE - tools - internet
options
- programs but there isn't a "reset web settings options", and I don't
know
if there was it would correct these issues. I received a couple of IE
updates in the past week or so, and that's when the problem started. It's
a
real paid to open up Notepad to try and find the hyperlink to copy and
paste
into IE.
Help!
Thanks Moira
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I have Outlook 2003, Windows XP Home, and IE 7.0.5730.13. Auto Spell
before
sending e-mail no longer works. All Hyperlinks in e-mail automatically go
to
my default home page. I have tried going into IE - tools - internet
options
- programs but there isn't a "reset web settings options", and I don't
know
if there was it would correct these issues.
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It's on the Advanced tab in IE7
 
Brian:
As per my previous post to Diane, I did find the reset, did it, restarted my
computer and everything's the same. F7 works, auto spell check doesn't and
neither do the hyperlinks.
Moira
 
Go to this site and run the Fix.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/823301

It worked perfectly for me (I used the 'Fix it for me' option).



Moir wrote:

Auto Spell & Hyperlinks don't work anymore
05-Nov-08

I have Outlook 2003, Windows XP Home, and IE 7.0.5730.13. Auto Spell before
sending e-mail no longer works. All Hyperlinks in e-mail automatically go to
my default home page. I have tried going into IE - tools - internet options
- programs but there isn't a "reset web settings options", and I don't know
if there was it would correct these issues. I received a couple of IE
updates in the past week or so, and that's when the problem started. It's a
real paid to open up Notepad to try and find the hyperlink to copy and paste
into IE
Help
Thanks Moira

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The original poster from Nov 2008, did not report the restrictions error or
that nothing happens - they said IE goes to their home page and spell check
didn't work. Who knows what Graham's real problem was - he never said he had
the exact same problems as the person a year earlier.



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Diane Poremsky said:
The original poster from Nov 2008, did not report the restrictions error or that
nothing happens - they said IE goes to their home page and spell check didn't
work. Who knows what Graham's real problem was - he never said he had the exact
same problems as the person a year earlier.



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Peter Foldes said:
Graham

Maybe you should try the following link which is for Outlook. You posted the one
for Outlook Express

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;310049

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