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Jeff0309
Jun 29 2008, 11:12 AM | Tags: Email Attachment File
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I have Windows Vista and am using the email program provided. I am unable to open *.pdf files from within the email program. Outside of the mail program, they open fine. Acrobat Reader is associated to *.pdf files but the email program does not see this. Any helop would be appreciated.
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andyaude
Jun 29 2008, 05:33 PM | Tags: Attachment File Email
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Did you enable opening of attachments? Tools > Options > Security > uncheck "Do not allow attachments..."
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I have Windows Vista and am using the email program provided. I am unable to open *.pdf files from within the email program. Outside of the mail program, they open fine. Acrobat Reader is associated to *.pdf files but the email program does not see this. Any helop would be appreciated.

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Jun 29 2008, 07:02 PM | Tags: Attachment File Email
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Gary,
I have the same problem with pdf files and your fix did not work and other suggestions?
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Did you enable opening of attachments? Tools > Options > Security > uncheck "Do not allow attachments..."
Gary VanderMolen
"Dave_W_in_FL" I have Windows Vista and am using the email program provided. I am unable to open *.pdf files from within the email program. Outside of the mail program, they open fine. Acrobat Reader is associated to *.pdf files but the email program does not see this. Any helop would be appreciated.

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Jun 30 2008, 04:45 PM | Tags: Email File Attachment
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I think its a known issue with pdf files. You have to save them to disk first.
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Gary,
I have the same problem with pdf files and your fix did not work and other suggestions?
Cheers
"Gary VanderMolen" wrote:
Did you enable opening of attachments? Tools > Options > Security > uncheck "Do not allow attachments..."
Gary VanderMolen
"Dave_W_in_FL" I have Windows Vista and am using the email program provided. I am unable to open *.pdf files from within the email program. Outside of the mail program, they open fine. Acrobat Reader is associated to *.pdf files but the email program does not see this. Any helop would be appreciated.

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Stgma
Jul 1 2008, 02:25 AM | Tags: File Attachment Email
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Confirmed, I just tested this and it does not work (opening a .pdf attachment within WM). Also, the error message is misleading in that it refers to a Set Associations control panel, but there is no such animal in Control Panel.
Gary VanderMolen
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I think its a known issue with pdf files. You have to save them to disk first.
steve
"Paul Dwyer" <Paul Dwyer discussions.microsoft.com> Gary,
I have the same problem with pdf files and your fix did not work and other suggestions?
Cheers
"Gary VanderMolen" wrote:
Did you enable opening of attachments? Tools > Options > Security > uncheck "Do not allow attachments..."
Gary VanderMolen
"Dave_W_in_FL" I have Windows Vista and am using the email program provided. I am unable to open *.pdf files from within the email program. Outside of the mail program, they open fine. Acrobat Reader is associated to *.pdf files but the email program does not see this. Any helop would be appreciated.

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Jul 1 2008, 07:48 PM | Tags: Attachment Email File
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"Gary VanderMolen"
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Confirmed, I just tested this and it does not work (opening a .pdf attachment within WM). Also, the error message is misleading in that it refers to a Set Associations control panel, but there is no such animal in Control Panel.

I've spent ages looking for that too and I've come to the conclusion that Control Panel>Default Programs>Set Associations might be one and the same.

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"Steve Cochran" I think its a known issue with pdf files. You have to save them to disk first.
steve
"Paul Dwyer" <Paul Dwyer discussions.microsoft.com> Gary,
I have the same problem with pdf files and your fix did not work and other suggestions?
Cheers
"Gary VanderMolen" wrote:
Did you enable opening of attachments? Tools > Options > Security > uncheck "Do not allow attachments..."
Gary VanderMolen
"Dave_W_in_FL" I have Windows Vista and am using the email program provided. I am unable to open *.pdf files from within the email program. Outside of the mail program, they open fine. Acrobat Reader is associated to *.pdf files but the email program does not see this. Any helop would be appreciated.

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Jul 2 2008, 03:13 PM | Tags: Email File Attachment
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"Dave_W_in_FL"
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I have Windows Vista and am using the email program provided. I am unable to open *.pdf files from within the email program. Outside of the mail program, they open fine. Acrobat Reader is associated to *.pdf files but the email program does not see this. Any helop would be appreciated.

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