Vista - RE: Unable to open links in Outlook 2007

Dear Team,

I, too, and having a similar problem running Outlook 2007 TR under Windows
Vista RC1. Many functions (Send All; pick up mail into Inbox of an HTTP
service (Microsoft Network), Print) respond with a generic message "Not
implemented," or have a null response, or suggest "If this problem persists
reinstall Outlook."

I've run Office Diagnostics from the hard drive installation, as well as
"Repair" from the CD, to no avail. I'll try uninstalling Outlook 2007, and
post those results if promising.

Regards!

"Tom Ziegmann" wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> Is anybody else getting the error 'Operation has been canceled due to
> restrictions in effect on this computer. Please contact your system
> administrator' when trying to open a link in an email in Outlook 2007?
>
> -tom
>

I figured it out, its a Default Prorams glitch if you're running another
browser (other than IE7) as your default.
Click Start, Default Programs, Click Set Program Access and Computer Defaults.

Check on the "Internet Explorer" option in "Choose a default web browser" of
the "Custom" and click the OK button. Now close your IE and Outlook if they
are open. Then fire the Outlook and it will be okay to click on links in your
emails.

Mozilla Firefox 1.5.0.6 installation modified the value of this registry key
"computer\HKey_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\.htm". But manully update the
registry is a dangurous thing if you do not know the exactly values of the
keys you are going to modify.

Once the hyperlink issue is fixed install Firefox 1.5.0.7, then set it as
the default through the Firefox Program and ignore the messages from IE that
it is no longer the default browser. Then your links work in Outlook. This
worked for me, for more details go here:

http://www.cnblogs.com/CrazyCoder/ar...06/496187.html

Finally got this to work

Here is the fis for this issue:

http://www.cnblogs.com/CrazyCoder/ar...06/496187.html

This will happen if you're using a browser other than (better than) IE, like
Fiefox.

Just set IE7 as the default browser via Default Programs from the Start Menu
and under Set Access and Program Defaults. Then set Firefox as the default by
setting it in Firefox (not through Default Programs). This should fix all
your issues, make sure you have 1.5.0.7.