I use Outlook Web Access through IE7 and it works great. But when i want to
create a mail. I only see a red cross where I used to type my message...
Is there a patch for this?
Thanks

I've made a screenshot illustrating the problem...
Greetings

"Photubias" wrote in message
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I use Outlook Web Access through IE7 and it works great. But when i want to
create a mail. I only see a red cross where I used to type my message...
Is there a patch for this?
Thanks

It's the exact same problem I'm having. I thought first it's IE7's security
thing doing something. I've tried adding the Exchange Web to the trusted
sites list but still no go.


"Photubias" wrote in message
...
I've made a screenshot illustrating the problem...
Greetings

"Photubias" wrote in message
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I use Outlook Web Access through IE7 and it works great. But when i want
to
create a mail. I only see a red cross where I used to type my message...
Is there a patch for this?
Thanks

It appears that you are attempting opening a message set to compose in HTML
format and a graphic you wish to have inserted into your stationery is not
found, thus presenting you with a red 'x' within a box. If you set Plain
Text as the default for outgoing messages, the problem should resolve
itself. (Or locate the desired graphic file and change the file path to it
in your stationery template).
--
Jim Pickering, MVP, Windows Mail Apps
https://mvp.support.microsoft.com/pr...8-1171988A62D6
Please deliver feedback to the newsgroup, so that others can be helped.






"Photubias" wrote in message
...
I've made a screenshot illustrating the problem...
Greetings

"Photubias" wrote in message
...
I use Outlook Web Access through IE7 and it works great. But when i want
to
create a mail. I only see a red cross where I used to type my message...
Is there a patch for this?
Thanks

"Jim Pickering" wrote in message
...
It appears that you are attempting opening a message set to compose in
HTML format and a graphic you wish to have inserted into your stationery
is not found, thus presenting you with a red 'x' within a box. If you set
Plain Text as the default for outgoing messages, the problem should
resolve itself. (Or locate the desired graphic file and change the file
path to it in your stationery template).

I don't think this is the case. First, there is no stationery involved here.
The writing area itself is the whole image with the red "x".

Can you type anything in the remainder of the Compose Message window? It
would be interesting to see a test mail which you could send to me, by just
clicking on the Reply button vs. the Reply Group button on the Toolbar. The
email address is valid.
--
Jim Pickering, MVP, Windows Mail Apps
https://mvp.support.microsoft.com/pr...8-1171988A62D6
Please deliver feedback to the newsgroup, so that others can be helped.






"Puggy" wrote in message
...
"Jim Pickering" wrote in message
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It appears that you are attempting opening a message set to compose in
HTML format and a graphic you wish to have inserted into your stationery
is not found, thus presenting you with a red 'x' within a box. If you
set Plain Text as the default for outgoing messages, the problem should
resolve itself. (Or locate the desired graphic file and change the file
path to it in your stationery template).

I don't think this is the case. First, there is no stationery involved
here. The writing area itself is the whole image with the red "x".

I think you are not understanding it correctly. I'm working online in IE7,
so not offline, there is no option for the Text Format (Plain or HTML).
I can type everywhere and even send messages correctly but the area for
typing the message itself is not visible (red cross)
But, when looking through the online option's I came upon the item
(E-mailsecurity) where I was able to install the latest S/MIME-element.
I did this and now everything looks Okay, until I want to send my message.
Then iexplorer.exe crashes and nothing is send at all...
I will now install RC2, I'll tell you the difference concerning this
problem...

"Jim Pickering" wrote in message
...
Can you type anything in the remainder of the Compose Message window? It
would be interesting to see a test mail which you could send to me, by
just clicking on the Reply button vs. the Reply Group button on the
Toolbar. The email address is valid.
--
Jim Pickering, MVP, Windows Mail Apps
https://mvp.support.microsoft.com/pr...8-1171988A62D6
Please deliver feedback to the newsgroup, so that others can be helped.






"Puggy" wrote in message
...
"Jim Pickering" wrote in message
...
It appears that you are attempting opening a message set to compose in
HTML format and a graphic you wish to have inserted into your stationery
is not found, thus presenting you with a red 'x' within a box. If you
set Plain Text as the default for outgoing messages, the problem should
resolve itself. (Or locate the desired graphic file and change the file
path to it in your stationery template).

I don't think this is the case. First, there is no stationery involved
here. The writing area itself is the whole image with the red "x".

Nope,
RC2 hasn't helped, the program still 'hangs' when I press the "send"
button...
Everything works allright in firefox on the same vista system...
Greetings


"Photubias" wrote in message
...
I think you are not understanding it correctly. I'm working online in IE7,
so not offline, there is no option for the Text Format (Plain or HTML).
I can type everywhere and even send messages correctly but the area for
typing the message itself is not visible (red cross)
But, when looking through the online option's I came upon the item
(E-mailsecurity) where I was able to install the latest S/MIME-element.
I did this and now everything looks Okay, until I want to send my message.
Then iexplorer.exe crashes and nothing is send at all...
I will now install RC2, I'll tell you the difference concerning this
problem...

"Jim Pickering" wrote in message
...
Can you type anything in the remainder of the Compose Message window? It
would be interesting to see a test mail which you could send to me, by
just clicking on the Reply button vs. the Reply Group button on the
Toolbar. The email address is valid.
--
Jim Pickering, MVP, Windows Mail Apps
https://mvp.support.microsoft.com/pr...8-1171988A62D6
Please deliver feedback to the newsgroup, so that others can be helped.






"Puggy" wrote in message
...
"Jim Pickering" wrote in message
...
It appears that you are attempting opening a message set to compose in
HTML format and a graphic you wish to have inserted into your
stationery is not found, thus presenting you with a red 'x' within a
box. If you set Plain Text as the default for outgoing messages, the
problem should resolve itself. (Or locate the desired graphic file and
change the file path to it in your stationery template).

I don't think this is the case. First, there is no stationery involved
here. The writing area itself is the whole image with the red "x".

Hi,

This has to do with a security update which is needed on your owa server.
Older versions of OWA use active-x for editing the mail. IE7 blocks it by
default. After installing the hotfix on your owa server (your owa
administrator could do it), owa will use iframes instead of active-x and you
can again edit mails.

Regards,
Omid Givi

"Photubias" wrote:

I use Outlook Web Access through IE7 and it works great. But when i want to
create a mail. I only see a red cross where I used to type my message...
Is there a patch for this?
Thanks

Omid,

Do you happen to know the kb article # of the hotfix?

"Omid Givi" wrote:

Hi,

This has to do with a security update which is needed on your owa server.
Older versions of OWA use active-x for editing the mail. IE7 blocks it by
default. After installing the hotfix on your owa server (your owa
administrator could do it), owa will use iframes instead of active-x and you
can again edit mails.

Regards,
Omid Givi

"Photubias" wrote:

I use Outlook Web Access through IE7 and it works great. But when i want to
create a mail. I only see a red cross where I used to type my message...
Is there a patch for this?
Thanks