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Guest
Hi,
I have searched and read through the "cannot open attachment" issues already
here (to date), and not found a solution. I would like to give this issue a
"new try".
I have a brand new HP Pavillion DV9225 laptop with Windows Vista Ultimate,
preinstalled.
My issue is, with Windows Mail, in a e-mail message, an attachment that is a
Word doc (.doc), a Excel spreadsheet (.xls), or a Powerpoint file (.ppt)
cannot be successfully opened by its associated Office task.
I open up the e-mail message, double click the attachment (let's say
"fubar.xls") to open, the appropriate/correct Office task is executed to open
the file, but I get this error panel:
"Windows cannot find
'C:\Users\myuserid\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet
Files\Content.IE5\UYSODHL1\fubar.xls'. Make sure you typed the name
correctly, and then try again."
Observations:
1) Norton Internet Security suite pre-installed and activated.
De-activated virus scanning for incoming e-mail. No change, still have issue.
2) I can successfully save the attachment to a specified folder, and
view/open it. But this is only a workaraound, I still am interested in the
solution.
3) If I right-click on C:\Program Files\Windows Mail\WinMail.exe, and
select "Run As Administrator", then Windows Mail task runs *and then I CAN
(!!!) open attachments that are .doc, .xls, or .ppt !!! This is also a
workaround, but I'd like a permanent solution.
It appears to me that Windows Mail by default does not have "enough"
permission to save the attachment file to a temporary file in the path listed
in the error message above. Therefore, the Office task cannot find it when
it attempts to open it.
4) If I right-click on C:\Program Files\Windows Mail\WinMail.exe, select
"Properties", "Compatibility", I cannot permantly set the task to "Run As
Administrator", which might have been a fix, as this option is "dimmed".
So given all this info, might there be a solution to this issue? Any and
all help appreciated!
Thanks,
-Gary K
I have searched and read through the "cannot open attachment" issues already
here (to date), and not found a solution. I would like to give this issue a
"new try".
I have a brand new HP Pavillion DV9225 laptop with Windows Vista Ultimate,
preinstalled.
My issue is, with Windows Mail, in a e-mail message, an attachment that is a
Word doc (.doc), a Excel spreadsheet (.xls), or a Powerpoint file (.ppt)
cannot be successfully opened by its associated Office task.
I open up the e-mail message, double click the attachment (let's say
"fubar.xls") to open, the appropriate/correct Office task is executed to open
the file, but I get this error panel:
"Windows cannot find
'C:\Users\myuserid\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet
Files\Content.IE5\UYSODHL1\fubar.xls'. Make sure you typed the name
correctly, and then try again."
Observations:
1) Norton Internet Security suite pre-installed and activated.
De-activated virus scanning for incoming e-mail. No change, still have issue.
2) I can successfully save the attachment to a specified folder, and
view/open it. But this is only a workaraound, I still am interested in the
solution.
3) If I right-click on C:\Program Files\Windows Mail\WinMail.exe, and
select "Run As Administrator", then Windows Mail task runs *and then I CAN
(!!!) open attachments that are .doc, .xls, or .ppt !!! This is also a
workaround, but I'd like a permanent solution.
It appears to me that Windows Mail by default does not have "enough"
permission to save the attachment file to a temporary file in the path listed
in the error message above. Therefore, the Office task cannot find it when
it attempts to open it.
4) If I right-click on C:\Program Files\Windows Mail\WinMail.exe, select
"Properties", "Compatibility", I cannot permantly set the task to "Run As
Administrator", which might have been a fix, as this option is "dimmed".
So given all this info, might there be a solution to this issue? Any and
all help appreciated!
Thanks,
-Gary K