IE 7 disables links in email in Outlook Express

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IE 7 disables links in email in Outlook Express

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wright3279 View Member Profile	Jun 22 2006, 04:59 PM Post #1
Member Posts: 120 OS: xp	I've tried IE 7 several times in hopes that a glitch I've experienced gets fixed. Wonder if others have had this problem? When I click on an email link, I'm sent to one of my desktop folders instead. I've googled this probem and tried several suggested fixes, but to no avail. I always wind up uninstalling IE 7. Even had a problem with that last time. It wasn't there in Control Panel/Add-Remove even with updates checked. Had to do a system restore to get rid of it.

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