Microsoft Outlook - Strange Error Message
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I have been using Microsoft Outlook for many many years, and have never happened upon this odd error message:
"There are too many edits in the document. This operation will be incomplete. Save your work."
The strange thing about this it I made no edits to the message. I was just reply to a message and was attempting to attach a file.
Woe is us who must use Microsoft Office on a daily basis...
(Sorry, can't figure out how to insert a picture here)
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To insert the picture, did you try clicking on the little picture of a tree (the 11th icon) above the message?
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From what I Googled, it's saying that you don't have enough temp / cache space. You may want to look at cleaning out those temp directories a bit or increasing the cache size (or getting away from Outlook and into something a little less snarky like Thunderbird)
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/224029
Seejay
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I recall similar oddities with FrontPage.
I've switched onto Live Mail Desktop (currently in beta) - http://morethanmail.spaces.live.com/ - it's a very nice client.
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@rbowes said:
To insert the picture, did you try clicking on the little picture of a tree (the 11th icon) above the message?
A tree is used to indicate "insert picture" ?! That shows how deeply the wooden table jokes are embedded into this forum.
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@sibtrag said:
@rbowes said:
To insert the picture, did you try clicking on the little picture of a tree (the 11th icon) above the message?
A tree is used to indicate "insert picture" ?! That shows how deeply the wooden table jokes are embedded into this forum.
It's not just a tree, it's a picture of a tree! Well actually, an icon of a picture of a tree! Or something...
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@rbowes said:
@sibtrag said:
@rbowes said:
To insert the picture, did you try clicking on the little picture of a tree (the 11th icon) above the message?
A tree is used to indicate "insert picture" ?! That shows how deeply the wooden table jokes are embedded into this forum.
It's not just a tree, it's a picture of a tree! Well actually, an icon of a picture of a tree! Or something...
It's used in Adobemacromedia software, anyway.
And it look hella prettier than that stupid abstract yellow landscape of MS Office.