I cannot (but used to be able to in IE) "File/SaveAs/Web Page Complete - (htm, html)" any yahoo webmail page containing images to any location. I get "Saving web page" traveling mail pouch - to 100%, followed by "Error-Web page could not be saved to this location". No client email prgrm is involved.
For each embedded jpg-in-html webpage image I can "Download (jpg) Attachment and Save" (a Yahoo webpage option) and view the resulting .jpg-file image. I can also "Save As/ Web Page Html Only" , and get a single .htm file containing the web page with text and red x blank image placeholders.
I can pull up and view the old combination "Folder (jpg & gif image files) & .htm file pairs previously "Saved As" when it used to work.
It seems only the IE "....Web Page Complete" jpg-in-html option which malfunctions. This is the function which creates the folder containing (and downloads) the image files needed by the htm file to view the embedded images as in the original webpage.
I run MS98se, IE 6, Zone Alarm 5.5 and Norton SystmWrks 2003 all with latest updates.
I have performed: "Repair Internet Explorer"; MCREPAIR; REGSRV32 the shdocvw, Msjava, actxprxy, oleaut32, mshtml, browseui dll's all with success reported - with no availed solution.
For each embedded jpg-in-html webpage image I can "Download (jpg) Attachment and Save" (a Yahoo webpage option) and view the resulting .jpg-file image. I can also "Save As/ Web Page Html Only" , and get a single .htm file containing the web page with text and red x blank image placeholders.
I can pull up and view the old combination "Folder (jpg & gif image files) & .htm file pairs previously "Saved As" when it used to work.
It seems only the IE "....Web Page Complete" jpg-in-html option which malfunctions. This is the function which creates the folder containing (and downloads) the image files needed by the htm file to view the embedded images as in the original webpage.
I run MS98se, IE 6, Zone Alarm 5.5 and Norton SystmWrks 2003 all with latest updates.
I have performed: "Repair Internet Explorer"; MCREPAIR; REGSRV32 the shdocvw, Msjava, actxprxy, oleaut32, mshtml, browseui dll's all with success reported - with no availed solution.
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