Unable to open URL by clicking inside Outlook Event

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snomazushi

I use Windows XP Home Edition SP2, MS Office Outlook 2003 SP2 all JP version

I am the administrator of my PC. In it I have created an event (schedule)
in Outlook with a URL link. When I open that event and click on the said
URL, my browser (Firefox) does not open, but instead I get the following
message (translated from Japanese): "Due to restriction set on this
computer, this operation has been cancelled. Please contact your system
administrator."

Can someone tell me how I can access the brower by clicking on the URL
inside Outlook event?
 
Hello

My problem was solved following your advice. Thank you kindly for your
prompt suggestion.

sn

Diane Poremsky said:
Have you reset web settings in IE? (Set the default browser back to FF
after its working correctly.)
http://www.slipstick.com/problems/link_restrict.htm

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]





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snomazushi said:
I use Windows XP Home Edition SP2, MS Office Outlook 2003 SP2 all JP
version

I am the administrator of my PC. In it I have created an event
(schedule) in Outlook with a URL link. When I open that event and click
on the said URL, my browser (Firefox) does not open, but instead I get
the following message (translated from Japanese): "Due to restriction set
on this computer, this operation has been cancelled. Please contact your
system administrator."

Can someone tell me how I can access the brower by clicking on the URL
inside Outlook event?
 

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