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When I click on a link in Outlook, it doesn't work and is prefixed with 'BLOCKED::'. |
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When you receive an HTML message, links in it may not work or the
File, Open dialog will open, asking to associate an executable file with the
link.
Looking at the source, you'll see the URL is prefixed with BLOCKED::, like this: <A title=http://office.microsoft.com/ href="BLOCKED::http://office.microsoft.com/">Office Online</a> This is a security feature in Outlook 2003 and happens when URLs are copied from one email message and pasted into another message. It's added by the sender's copy of Outlook; the recipient can't adjust settings to remove it. The sender can control it by adjusting the blocked external context setting in Outlook 2003. You'll find these settings on the Tools, Options, Security, Change Automatic Download Settings menu or click on the Infobar of a message containing blocked content and choose Change Automatic Download Settings. |
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In Outlook 2003, the screentip will include the URL and title (if
present): The URL may still work correctly in both Internet Explorer and Firefox. In Outlook 2002, you'll see just the title field, if present, in the screentip: |
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Updated Apr 09 2008
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