I can't open attachments in my e-mail?
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You might try sending it to some account that you'd read from the internet (ex. Yahoo or Gmail). Sometimes I had similar problems, but never when reading attachment from internet mail accounts.\nMost of the time, I think it occurs when you have a programme like Outlook, Thunderbird, Eudora, etc. That can't understand your sender's mail format.
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Do you have some type of PDF reader installed?  If you double-click the attachment, does the operating system (Windows) try to open the PDF with something like Acrobat Reader, or does it ask you which application to use when opening the file?  \n\nIt sounds like you don't have Acrobat Reader installed, or the PDF file type isn't set up to be opened by Reader.\n\nGood luck!
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yes, u have to click on the attachment.... or you may have to disable your firewall to allow it to come threw for you... hope it helps, good luck...
201253
You should still be able to write a message with the attachments...try starting a new message, or if you have things written copy and paste.
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simply click on the link, then choose either "save" if you want to save to your computer or just "open".\nthe attachment will be right there in front of you.\ngood luck.
545643
It could mean you are short of memory and then the system barfs and gives you the debugging option. If you say yes, it will take you to OBA tool to debug but it wont resolve your problem. You have few options without knowing what kind of attachment ( word, vbs, xls etc.) its difficult to suggest an option. If it is just that attachment but you can open up other kind of attachments ( pictures, music, documents) I would say your attachment is too large. You can buy additional RAM ( which are around 30 bucks these days). Another option would be to open it up using a different email provider. For instance, if Hotmail, Yahoo instead of Outlook. On a side note,  ME is not supported any longer, you may want to upgrade yourself to XP...\n\nSlow moving mouse is an indication that your CPU memory usage is high,, the system/kernel is processing too many things. It sounds like you may need to get more memory and an upgrade to XP/Vista
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You may have a virus.  Don't open the file from your e-mail and run your anti-virus program
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Look in your photo album for an album named "mail attachments" that could be where they are, if you used the save to yahoo photos feature from the email.
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It might still exist in one of your temporary directories.  Go to the email and try to determine the name of the attachment (don't reopen it or save it!). Then search your hard drive for the name of the file. If you find it, copy it to My Documents. You have a good chance of recovering it.
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You Must Know The Format Of That Attachment.\n\nIf Your PC Has The Same Program To Read That Format\nThen No Problem.\nOtherwise You Must Install That Program First.\n\nmail to abrly, if u need more clarifications!!!\n\nabrly@yahoo.com
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Go onto Outlook Express tools/settings and Un-Check the box that says prevent email attachments.
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Thats a outlook "feature" that extracts potientially dangerous attachement files like *.exe; *.com, *.bat, *.vbs, and so on.\n\nThere are ways to circumvent that:\n- Either you turn that option (security)\n- Or you just zip the files before you send them.\n\nGo for option 2!
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use the "send attachment" button.  It's pretty intuitive from there.
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you might have installed a firewall or Anti virus software which is enable to block emails with attachment or all mails. Pls check your Anti Virus client and even if you have installed firewall
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download the sofware @ http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/ext/ext-11.html
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I am assuming that you are referring to the Mail attachments for Yahoo! Mail. Here is how you can proceed :-\n1) Click the 'Compose' button in Y! Mail.\n\n2) Above your message text, you will find a button 'Attach Files'. Click it.\n\n3) Now, you can browse your computer & find your desired file.\n\n4) Double click on your file or Single click & then click 'open'.\n\n5) Now, proceed by clicking 'Attach file' again. Your file will be scanned & attached.\n\n6) Now, click 'continue to message'\n\nMission Accomplished!!
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Outlook blocks specific attachments... the best way to prevent this is have the files sent as a zip file.  Also make sure that your ISP does not limit your attachment size.  (Sometimes ISP's will remove the file if it is bigger than what they allow.)  I have attached a link to Microsoft that give the instructions on changing it.  (To be safe I would do the .zip files)