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shawver21
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      08-06-2007
I bought a new hp computer with the Vista program, but I am having problems
with outlook web access. I can login, send, and receive emails, but I cannot
type anything in the body of the emails. When I reply, forward,or new
message all that it pulls up is a white box witha red X in it, and it will
not let me type anything in the body of the email. Are there setting I need
to change somewhere? If so, please be very detailed as I know very little
about computers. Thanks for your help. Shawver21
 
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Jane C
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      08-06-2007
Hi,

Your system administrator will need to patch the Exchange Server.
Update for Exchange 2003 (KB 911829)

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"shawver21" <> wrote in message
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>I bought a new hp computer with the Vista program, but I am having problems
> with outlook web access. I can login, send, and receive emails, but I
> cannot
> type anything in the body of the emails. When I reply, forward,or new
> message all that it pulls up is a white box witha red X in it, and it will
> not let me type anything in the body of the email. Are there setting I
> need
> to change somewhere? If so, please be very detailed as I know very little
> about computers. Thanks for your help. Shawver21



 
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Rick Rogers
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      08-06-2007
Hi,

It's not you, it's the server hosting OWA. It needs the patch described
here:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/911829

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"shawver21" <> wrote in message
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>I bought a new hp computer with the Vista program, but I am having problems
> with outlook web access. I can login, send, and receive emails, but I
> cannot
> type anything in the body of the emails. When I reply, forward,or new
> message all that it pulls up is a white box witha red X in it, and it will
> not let me type anything in the body of the email. Are there setting I
> need
> to change somewhere? If so, please be very detailed as I know very little
> about computers. Thanks for your help. Shawver21


 
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shawver21
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      08-06-2007
When I try this download I get a message that reads "Download requires
elevation" What does that mean? What do I need to do now? Thanks

"shawver21" wrote:

> I bought a new hp computer with the Vista program, but I am having problems
> with outlook web access. I can login, send, and receive emails, but I cannot
> type anything in the body of the emails. When I reply, forward,or new
> message all that it pulls up is a white box witha red X in it, and it will
> not let me type anything in the body of the email. Are there setting I need
> to change somewhere? If so, please be very detailed as I know very little
> about computers. Thanks for your help. Shawver21

 
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srosen
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      08-06-2007
I am having the same problem. What do I do next?

"shawver21" wrote:

> When I try this download I get a message that reads "Download requires
> elevation" What does that mean? What do I need to do now? Thanks
>
> "shawver21" wrote:
>
> > I bought a new hp computer with the Vista program, but I am having problems
> > with outlook web access. I can login, send, and receive emails, but I cannot
> > type anything in the body of the emails. When I reply, forward,or new
> > message all that it pulls up is a white box witha red X in it, and it will
> > not let me type anything in the body of the email. Are there setting I need
> > to change somewhere? If so, please be very detailed as I know very little
> > about computers. Thanks for your help. Shawver21

 
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Jane C
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      08-06-2007
Hi,

You don't need to download the fix - the system administrator at your
workplace needs it to patch the Exchange server.

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Batteries not included. Braincell on vacation ;-)

"shawver21" <> wrote in message
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> When I try this download I get a message that reads "Download requires
> elevation" What does that mean? What do I need to do now? Thanks
>
> "shawver21" wrote:
>
>> I bought a new hp computer with the Vista program, but I am having
>> problems
>> with outlook web access. I can login, send, and receive emails, but I
>> cannot
>> type anything in the body of the emails. When I reply, forward,or new
>> message all that it pulls up is a white box witha red X in it, and it
>> will
>> not let me type anything in the body of the email. Are there setting I
>> need
>> to change somewhere? If so, please be very detailed as I know very
>> little
>> about computers. Thanks for your help. Shawver21


 
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