Mary Cassidy wrote:
> Does nobody have any more suggestions? Problem solved! (I think; so far it works, anyway.) I just read the message from Ian G quoted by David Stone in the thread "Cannot read some messages in a folder", which finally put me on the right track. Ian G said: > What's unusual is IG> that I'm running a dual boot system (98SE and > Win2000) and the problem only occurs G> under 98. I'll reinstall IE > under 98, but do you have any idea which dll might be responsible? I also have a dual boot system, Win98 and Win2000. I have TB installed in the Win2000 partition, but I've been saving all my files in the Win98 partition because I hadn't decided whether to buy Win2000, and I didn't want to lose them when I uninstalled the evalaution copy I've been lent. I've just tried sending a file saved in the Win2000 partition and - it works! Thank goodness for that. I don't suppose all that many people send files from a different partition, but even so, Netscape and Eudora allow me to do it with no trouble. I've tried setting the Account Properties to save attachments in a separate new file in the Win2000 partition (couldn't find the default attachment file), but it doesn't work (the attachment is definitely in that file, I checked). The problem seems to be that the files originate from the other partition, so I'm going to have to save them on both partitions if I don't want to lose them when I uninstal. Bug? Anyway, it's a temporary problem; before I register TB I'll have decided whether or not to buy Win2000. Thanks to all who offered help and advice; although I eventually found the solution myself, I would never have thought of the answer if I hadn't been subscribed to this group. -- Mary mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- ________________________________________________________ Archives : http://tbudl.thebat.dutaint.com Moderators : mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] TBTech List: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Latest Vers: 1.53d FAQ : http://faq.thebat.dutaint.com
