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I made the post below a spell back - did not get an answer - but somehow got the fix applied to the laptop.
Now I need to apply it to my main PC. I am hoping that someone knows the answer. Please help if you can! Please forgive the length of this.
Andrew in AL

>>Made the two following posts in the software forum. No luck there so far - so I thught I would give it a try here.

>Been using Outlook Express on the other machine - trying Outlook on the new laptop.

Two things:
.....I want my photo attachments that I send to show in the preview pane, &
.....I also want to be able to send URL links from the site that I am at.

...and then this explanation.
>When I use my Outlook Expresss - I can see the photo in the body of the message or the preview pane. In Outlook - I have to open it manually.

With Outlook Express, I am able to send a url link (file, send, link by email) to someone from within Internet Explorer. Outlook blocks this. I have to cut and paste the url link into the body of the new message.

The response I have got back is to ck. & make sure that it is set to HTML. It is - still need the answer.

Hope someone can help.
Thanks
Andrew in AL
 
I don't think outlook will let you do that, its a security issue and most corporate businesses don't let their users have the preview pane turned on even.

Not exactly sure when you mean by the link thing.
 
Yes - it is a security thing with Outlook - but there is a fix. I used it on my laptop - just do not recall where I got it.

What it is - a registry change that adds a right click action you could take - clicking in the body of a web page. You would right click, and then click send link. The link would automatically come up in the body of your e-mail message - so it was able to be seen (and opened) easily by anyone - even someone who had Outlook as thier mail manager.

Andrew in AL
 
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