Illegal operation

Computer is getting "program has performed illegal
operation and will be shut down". But I cannot do
anything but manually turn off the computer.

The file status under the Performance tab is set to 32,
so KB #175703 did not help.

Only other thing is that person last tried to send email
with attachment over the Internet. And supposedly the
problem started happening.

Please offer suggestions on what I might try next.

Thanks,
Susan

(A)
http://support.microsoft.com/default...;en-us;Q188867
Troubleshooting Startup
http://support.microsoft.com/default...;EN-US;q187602
Troubleshoot
http://support.microsoft.com/default...;EN-US;q192926
Clean boot troubleshoot

(B)
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;[LN];249191
Blank Desktop or Illegal Operations Error Message After You Install
Internet Explorer (This one temporarily reverts to an earlier version of
IE, IF you have that option. I have a detailed write-up, if you want
it.)

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=293174
Error Message: Explorer Caused an Invalid Page Fault in Module
Browseui.dll (This one is an over-install of your current IE.)

(1) Hold CTRL as you boot for the Startup Menu. Select to
boot to the "Command Prompt Only" (DOS).

(2) At DOS...

(a) Enter "EDIT C:\Windows\System.ini"
(b) In the [Boot] section, change "Shell=Explorer.exe" to
"Shell=Progman.exe"
(c) Alt-F-X-ENTER (pressed separately) to exit Edit. (TAB to get to
buttons. ENTER to accept a button.)
(d) Ctrl-Alt-Del to Windows running Progman.

(3) In Progman, over-install IE, which basically is E. (I only hope it
doesn't ask for an internet connection. Perhaps, select "Custom" & only
check the items that have a bold checkbox, to avoid it will want the
internet. OTOH, it might be better to let it connect, if your DUN
allows.)

If you are IE6, "ie6setup.exe" will be in "C:\Windows\Windows Update
Setup Files". (You may also use the copy in "C:\Program Files\Internet
Explorer", which is "C:\Progra~1\Intern~1" to DOS.)

(a) In Progman, "File menu, Run, Browse button".
Folders pane will be open at "C:\Windows" with sub-folders below
it. Otherwise, make it so.
(b) Scroll down the Folders pane & D-Clk "window~1".
Now the left (File Name) pane should show "ie6setup.exe"
(c) D-CLK "IE6Setup.exe" to run it.
(d) Skip to step (4).

If you are IE5, "ie5setup.exe" will be in "C:\Windows Update Setup
Files". (You may also use the copy in "C:\Program Files\Internet
Explorer", which is "C:\Progra~1\Intern~1" to DOS.) I do not suppose you
should run "ie5setup.exe", if you have installed IE6. This one would be
only for those who never did install IE6.

(a) File menu, Run, Browse button.
Folders pane will be open at "C:\Windows" with sub-folders below
it.
(b) D-Clk "C:\" in the Folders pane to go up one level.
(c) Scroll down the Folders pane & D-Clk "window~1".
(d) "ie5setup.exe" now appears in the left (File Name) pane.
(e) D-CLK "IE5Setup.exe" to run it.

(4) Reboot back to DOS. Then...

(a) Enter "EDIT C:\Windows\System.ini"
(b) In the [Boot] section, change back to "Shell=Explorer.exe"
(c) Alt-F-X-ENTER to EXIT. (TAB to get to buttons. ENTER to accept a
button.)
(d) Ctrl-Alt-Del to Windows.


--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
should things get worse after this,
PCR

"Susan" wrote in message
...
| Computer is getting "program has performed illegal
| operation and will be shut down". But I cannot do
| anything but manually turn off the computer.
|
| The file status under the Performance tab is set to 32,
| so KB #175703 did not help.
|
| Only other thing is that person last tried to send email
| with attachment over the Internet. And supposedly the
| problem started happening.
|
| Please offer suggestions on what I might try next.
|
| Thanks,
| Susan

I have 3 different apps giving error message
"This program has performed an illegal operation and will
be shut down".
It all started over the weekend. I tried to restore the
registry back to last Wednesday but that did not work. It
seems odd that 3 unrelated apps (different manufacturers)
would have same error. Could Windows be corrupted? Should
I do dirty install, clean install?
Please give opinion.
Thanks,
Susan
-----Original Message-----
(A)
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
us;Q188867
Troubleshooting Startup
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-
US;q187602
Troubleshoot
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-
US;q192926
Clean boot troubleshoot

(B)
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;
[LN];249191
Blank Desktop or Illegal Operations Error Message After
You Install
Internet Explorer (This one temporarily reverts to an
earlier version of
IE, IF you have that option. I have a detailed write-up,
if you want
it.)

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=293174
Error Message: Explorer Caused an Invalid Page Fault in
Module
Browseui.dll (This one is an over-install of your current
IE.)

(1) Hold CTRL as you boot for the Startup Menu. Select to
boot to the "Command Prompt Only" (DOS).

(2) At DOS...

(a) Enter "EDIT C:\Windows\System.ini"
(b) In the [Boot] section, change "Shell=Explorer.exe" to
"Shell=Progman.exe"
(c) Alt-F-X-ENTER (pressed separately) to exit Edit. (TAB
to get to
buttons. ENTER to accept a button.)
(d) Ctrl-Alt-Del to Windows running Progman.

(3) In Progman, over-install IE, which basically is E. (I
only hope it
doesn't ask for an internet connection. Perhaps,
select "Custom" & only
check the items that have a bold checkbox, to avoid it
will want the
internet. OTOH, it might be better to let it connect, if
your DUN
allows.)

If you are IE6, "ie6setup.exe" will be
in "C:\Windows\Windows Update
Setup Files". (You may also use the copy in "C:\Program
Files\Internet
Explorer", which is "C:\Progra~1\Intern~1" to DOS.)

(a) In Progman, "File menu, Run, Browse button".
Folders pane will be open at "C:\Windows" with sub-
folders below
it. Otherwise, make it so.
(b) Scroll down the Folders pane & D-Clk "window~1".
Now the left (File Name) pane should
show "ie6setup.exe"
(c) D-CLK "IE6Setup.exe" to run it.
(d) Skip to step (4).

If you are IE5, "ie5setup.exe" will be in "C:\Windows
Update Setup
Files". (You may also use the copy in "C:\Program
Files\Internet
Explorer", which is "C:\Progra~1\Intern~1" to DOS.) I do
not suppose you
should run "ie5setup.exe", if you have installed IE6.
This one would be
only for those who never did install IE6.

(a) File menu, Run, Browse button.
Folders pane will be open at "C:\Windows" with sub-
folders below
it.
(b) D-Clk "C:\" in the Folders pane to go up one level.
(c) Scroll down the Folders pane & D-Clk "window~1".
(d) "ie5setup.exe" now appears in the left (File Name)
pane.
(e) D-CLK "IE5Setup.exe" to run it.

(4) Reboot back to DOS. Then...

(a) Enter "EDIT C:\Windows\System.ini"
(b) In the [Boot] section, change back
to "Shell=Explorer.exe"
(c) Alt-F-X-ENTER to EXIT. (TAB to get to buttons. ENTER
to accept a
button.)
(d) Ctrl-Alt-Del to Windows.


--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
should things get worse after this,
PCR

"Susan" wrote in
message
...
| Computer is getting "program has performed illegal
| operation and will be shut down". But I cannot do
| anything but manually turn off the computer.
|
| The file status under the Performance tab is set to 32,
| so KB #175703 did not help.
|
| Only other thing is that person last tried to send email
| with attachment over the Internet. And supposedly the
| problem started happening.
|
| Please offer suggestions on what I might try next.
|
| Thanks,
| Susan


.

Well, what are the three programs? Also, what is the precise wording of
the error messages. If there is a Details button, click it, R-Clk inside
the box that appears, & copy/paste it here. (We do not need registers &
below.)

I wouldn't run right to any reinstall of all of Windows. If anything,
over-install just IE.


--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
should things get worse after this,
PCR

"Susan" wrote in message
...
| I have 3 different apps giving error message
| "This program has performed an illegal operation and will
| be shut down".
| It all started over the weekend. I tried to restore the
| registry back to last Wednesday but that did not work. It
| seems odd that 3 unrelated apps (different manufacturers)
| would have same error. Could Windows be corrupted? Should
| I do dirty install, clean install?
| Please give opinion.
| Thanks,
| Susan
| -----Original Message-----
| (A)
| http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
| us;Q188867
| Troubleshooting Startup
| http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-
| US;q187602
| Troubleshoot
| http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-
| US;q192926
| Clean boot troubleshoot
|
| (B)
| http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;
| [LN];249191
| Blank Desktop or Illegal Operations Error Message After
| You Install
| Internet Explorer (This one temporarily reverts to an
| earlier version of
| IE, IF you have that option. I have a detailed write-up,
| if you want
| it.)
|
| http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=293174
| Error Message: Explorer Caused an Invalid Page Fault in
| Module
| Browseui.dll (This one is an over-install of your current
| IE.)
|
| (1) Hold CTRL as you boot for the Startup Menu. Select to
| boot to the "Command Prompt Only" (DOS).
|
| (2) At DOS...
|
| (a) Enter "EDIT C:\Windows\System.ini"
| (b) In the [Boot] section, change "Shell=Explorer.exe" to
| "Shell=Progman.exe"
| (c) Alt-F-X-ENTER (pressed separately) to exit Edit. (TAB
| to get to
| buttons. ENTER to accept a button.)
| (d) Ctrl-Alt-Del to Windows running Progman.
|
| (3) In Progman, over-install IE, which basically is E. (I
| only hope it
| doesn't ask for an internet connection. Perhaps,
| select "Custom" & only
| check the items that have a bold checkbox, to avoid it
| will want the
| internet. OTOH, it might be better to let it connect, if
| your DUN
| allows.)
|
| If you are IE6, "ie6setup.exe" will be
| in "C:\Windows\Windows Update
| Setup Files". (You may also use the copy in "C:\Program
| Files\Internet
| Explorer", which is "C:\Progra~1\Intern~1" to DOS.)
|
| (a) In Progman, "File menu, Run, Browse button".
| Folders pane will be open at "C:\Windows" with sub-
| folders below
| it. Otherwise, make it so.
| (b) Scroll down the Folders pane & D-Clk "window~1".
| Now the left (File Name) pane should
| show "ie6setup.exe"
| (c) D-CLK "IE6Setup.exe" to run it.
| (d) Skip to step (4).
|
| If you are IE5, "ie5setup.exe" will be in "C:\Windows
| Update Setup
| Files". (You may also use the copy in "C:\Program
| Files\Internet
| Explorer", which is "C:\Progra~1\Intern~1" to DOS.) I do
| not suppose you
| should run "ie5setup.exe", if you have installed IE6.
| This one would be
| only for those who never did install IE6.
|
| (a) File menu, Run, Browse button.
| Folders pane will be open at "C:\Windows" with sub-
| folders below
| it.
| (b) D-Clk "C:\" in the Folders pane to go up one level.
| (c) Scroll down the Folders pane & D-Clk "window~1".
| (d) "ie5setup.exe" now appears in the left (File Name)
| pane.
| (e) D-CLK "IE5Setup.exe" to run it.
|
| (4) Reboot back to DOS. Then...
|
| (a) Enter "EDIT C:\Windows\System.ini"
| (b) In the [Boot] section, change back
| to "Shell=Explorer.exe"
| (c) Alt-F-X-ENTER to EXIT. (TAB to get to buttons. ENTER
| to accept a
| button.)
| (d) Ctrl-Alt-Del to Windows.
|
|
| --
| Thanks or Good Luck,
| There may be humor in this post, and,
| Naturally, you will not sue,
| should things get worse after this,
| PCR
|
| "Susan" wrote in
| message
| ...
| | Computer is getting "program has performed illegal
| | operation and will be shut down". But I cannot do
| | anything but manually turn off the computer.
| |
| | The file status under the Performance tab is set to 32,
| | so KB #175703 did not help.
| |
| | Only other thing is that person last tried to send email
| | with attachment over the Internet. And supposedly the
| | problem started happening.
| |
| | Please offer suggestions on what I might try next.
| |
| | Thanks,
| | Susan
|
|
| .
|

The error message is:
"This program has performed an illegal operation and will
be shut down. If the problem persists, contact the
program vendor"

The apps are 1) PCCguide which is part of Trend Micros
Internet Security 2004, it is in the startup 2) Mymail
which is MyMailList 5.0.2.0 3) Qbdagent2002 which is part
of Quick Books Pro.
There are also invalid page fault errors with the MyMail
and QBDAGENT2002 under the details.

Do you think Windows install will help? Should I do
Refresh the Operating System (dirty install) or Recover
Hard Drive without Format (clean install)? Please tell me
what you would do.

Thanks,
Susan
-----Original Message-----
Well, what are the three programs? Also, what is the
precise wording of
the error messages. If there is a Details button, click
it, R-Clk inside
the box that appears, & copy/paste it here. (We do not
need registers &
below.)

I wouldn't run right to any reinstall of all of Windows.
If anything,
over-install just IE.


--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
should things get worse after this,
PCR

"Susan" wrote in
message
...
| I have 3 different apps giving error message
| "This program has performed an illegal operation and
will
| be shut down".
| It all started over the weekend. I tried to restore the
| registry back to last Wednesday but that did not work.
It
| seems odd that 3 unrelated apps (different
manufacturers)
| would have same error. Could Windows be corrupted?
Should
| I do dirty install, clean install?
| Please give opinion.
| Thanks,
| Susan
| -----Original Message-----
| (A)
| http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
| us;Q188867
| Troubleshooting Startup
| http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-
| US;q187602
| Troubleshoot
| http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-
| US;q192926
| Clean boot troubleshoot
|
| (B)
| http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;
| [LN];249191
| Blank Desktop or Illegal Operations Error Message
After
| You Install
| Internet Explorer (This one temporarily reverts to an
| earlier version of
| IE, IF you have that option. I have a detailed write-
up,
| if you want
| it.)
|
| http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=293174
| Error Message: Explorer Caused an Invalid Page Fault
in
| Module
| Browseui.dll (This one is an over-install of your
current
| IE.)
|
| (1) Hold CTRL as you boot for the Startup Menu.
Select to
| boot to the "Command Prompt Only" (DOS).
|
| (2) At DOS...
|
| (a) Enter "EDIT C:\Windows\System.ini"
| (b) In the [Boot] section,
change "Shell=Explorer.exe" to
| "Shell=Progman.exe"
| (c) Alt-F-X-ENTER (pressed separately) to exit Edit.
(TAB
| to get to
| buttons. ENTER to accept a button.)
| (d) Ctrl-Alt-Del to Windows running Progman.
|
| (3) In Progman, over-install IE, which basically is
E. (I
| only hope it
| doesn't ask for an internet connection. Perhaps,
| select "Custom" & only
| check the items that have a bold checkbox, to avoid it
| will want the
| internet. OTOH, it might be better to let it connect,
if
| your DUN
| allows.)
|
| If you are IE6, "ie6setup.exe" will be
| in "C:\Windows\Windows Update
| Setup Files". (You may also use the copy
in "C:\Program
| Files\Internet
| Explorer", which is "C:\Progra~1\Intern~1" to DOS.)
|
| (a) In Progman, "File menu, Run, Browse button".
| Folders pane will be open at "C:\Windows" with
sub-
| folders below
| it. Otherwise, make it so.
| (b) Scroll down the Folders pane & D-Clk "window~1".
| Now the left (File Name) pane should
| show "ie6setup.exe"
| (c) D-CLK "IE6Setup.exe" to run it.
| (d) Skip to step (4).
|
| If you are IE5, "ie5setup.exe" will be in "C:\Windows
| Update Setup
| Files". (You may also use the copy in "C:\Program
| Files\Internet
| Explorer", which is "C:\Progra~1\Intern~1" to DOS.) I
do
| not suppose you
| should run "ie5setup.exe", if you have installed IE6.
| This one would be
| only for those who never did install IE6.
|
| (a) File menu, Run, Browse button.
| Folders pane will be open at "C:\Windows" with
sub-
| folders below
| it.
| (b) D-Clk "C:\" in the Folders pane to go up one
level.
| (c) Scroll down the Folders pane & D-Clk "window~1".
| (d) "ie5setup.exe" now appears in the left (File Name)
| pane.
| (e) D-CLK "IE5Setup.exe" to run it.
|
| (4) Reboot back to DOS. Then...
|
| (a) Enter "EDIT C:\Windows\System.ini"
| (b) In the [Boot] section, change back
| to "Shell=Explorer.exe"
| (c) Alt-F-X-ENTER to EXIT. (TAB to get to buttons.
ENTER
| to accept a
| button.)
| (d) Ctrl-Alt-Del to Windows.
|
|
| --
| Thanks or Good Luck,
| There may be humor in this post, and,
| Naturally, you will not sue,
| should things get worse after this,
| PCR
|
| "Susan" wrote in
| message
| ...
| | Computer is getting "program has performed illegal
| | operation and will be shut down". But I cannot do
| | anything but manually turn off the computer.
| |
| | The file status under the Performance tab is set to
32,
| | so KB #175703 did not help.
| |
| | Only other thing is that person last tried to send
email
| | with attachment over the Internet. And supposedly
the
| | problem started happening.
| |
| | Please offer suggestions on what I might try next.
| |
| | Thanks,
| | Susan
|
|
| .
|


.

What program do you have that is giving the wording you use... "Refresh
the Operating System" & "Recover Hard Drive without Format"?

(a) Some say an over-install of Windows will lead to "DLL-hell". Have
you done it before?

(b) A fresh install of Windows can also go bad, as many a thread here
can attest. Have you ever done it before?

(c) Those sound to be big apps that you mention... PCCguide, Mymail, &
Quick Books Pro. If it were just one, I'd suggest un/re-install that.
However, as three have gone bad, I'm thinking it is something else that
is affecting all three.

When did this all start? What is last thing you did-- an install of
something?


--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
should things get worse after this,
PCR

"Susan" wrote in message
...
| The error message is:
| "This program has performed an illegal operation and will
| be shut down. If the problem persists, contact the
| program vendor"
|
| The apps are 1) PCCguide which is part of Trend Micros
| Internet Security 2004, it is in the startup 2) Mymail
| which is MyMailList 5.0.2.0 3) Qbdagent2002 which is part
| of Quick Books Pro.
| There are also invalid page fault errors with the MyMail
| and QBDAGENT2002 under the details.
|
| Do you think Windows install will help? Should I do
| Refresh the Operating System (dirty install) or Recover
| Hard Drive without Format (clean install)? Please tell me
| what you would do.
|
| Thanks,
| Susan
| -----Original Message-----
| Well, what are the three programs? Also, what is the
| precise wording of
| the error messages. If there is a Details button, click
| it, R-Clk inside
| the box that appears, & copy/paste it here. (We do not
| need registers &
| below.)
|
| I wouldn't run right to any reinstall of all of Windows.
| If anything,
| over-install just IE.
|
|
| --
| Thanks or Good Luck,
| There may be humor in this post, and,
| Naturally, you will not sue,
| should things get worse after this,
| PCR
|
| "Susan" wrote in
| message
| ...
| | I have 3 different apps giving error message
| | "This program has performed an illegal operation and
| will
| | be shut down".
| | It all started over the weekend. I tried to restore the
| | registry back to last Wednesday but that did not work.
| It
| | seems odd that 3 unrelated apps (different
| manufacturers)
| | would have same error. Could Windows be corrupted?
| Should
| | I do dirty install, clean install?
| | Please give opinion.
| | Thanks,
| | Susan
| | -----Original Message-----
| | (A)
| | http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
| | us;Q188867
| | Troubleshooting Startup
| | http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-
| | US;q187602
| | Troubleshoot
| | http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-
| | US;q192926
| | Clean boot troubleshoot
| |
| | (B)
| | http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;
| | [LN];249191
| | Blank Desktop or Illegal Operations Error Message
| After
| | You Install
| | Internet Explorer (This one temporarily reverts to an
| | earlier version of
| | IE, IF you have that option. I have a detailed write-
| up,
| | if you want
| | it.)
| |
| | http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=293174
| | Error Message: Explorer Caused an Invalid Page Fault
| in
| | Module
| | Browseui.dll (This one is an over-install of your
| current
| | IE.)
| |
| | (1) Hold CTRL as you boot for the Startup Menu.
| Select to
| | boot to the "Command Prompt Only" (DOS).
| |
| | (2) At DOS...
| |
| | (a) Enter "EDIT C:\Windows\System.ini"
| | (b) In the [Boot] section,
| change "Shell=Explorer.exe" to
| | "Shell=Progman.exe"
| | (c) Alt-F-X-ENTER (pressed separately) to exit Edit.
| (TAB
| | to get to
| | buttons. ENTER to accept a button.)
| | (d) Ctrl-Alt-Del to Windows running Progman.
| |
| | (3) In Progman, over-install IE, which basically is
| E. (I
| | only hope it
| | doesn't ask for an internet connection. Perhaps,
| | select "Custom" & only
| | check the items that have a bold checkbox, to avoid it
| | will want the
| | internet. OTOH, it might be better to let it connect,
| if
| | your DUN
| | allows.)
| |
| | If you are IE6, "ie6setup.exe" will be
| | in "C:\Windows\Windows Update
| | Setup Files". (You may also use the copy
| in "C:\Program
| | Files\Internet
| | Explorer", which is "C:\Progra~1\Intern~1" to DOS.)
| |
| | (a) In Progman, "File menu, Run, Browse button".
| | Folders pane will be open at "C:\Windows" with
| sub-
| | folders below
| | it. Otherwise, make it so.
| | (b) Scroll down the Folders pane & D-Clk "window~1".
| | Now the left (File Name) pane should
| | show "ie6setup.exe"
| | (c) D-CLK "IE6Setup.exe" to run it.
| | (d) Skip to step (4).
| |
| | If you are IE5, "ie5setup.exe" will be in "C:\Windows
| | Update Setup
| | Files". (You may also use the copy in "C:\Program
| | Files\Internet
| | Explorer", which is "C:\Progra~1\Intern~1" to DOS.) I
| do
| | not suppose you
| | should run "ie5setup.exe", if you have installed IE6.
| | This one would be
| | only for those who never did install IE6.
| |
| | (a) File menu, Run, Browse button.
| | Folders pane will be open at "C:\Windows" with
| sub-
| | folders below
| | it.
| | (b) D-Clk "C:\" in the Folders pane to go up one
| level.
| | (c) Scroll down the Folders pane & D-Clk "window~1".
| | (d) "ie5setup.exe" now appears in the left (File Name)
| | pane.
| | (e) D-CLK "IE5Setup.exe" to run it.
| |
| | (4) Reboot back to DOS. Then...
| |
| | (a) Enter "EDIT C:\Windows\System.ini"
| | (b) In the [Boot] section, change back
| | to "Shell=Explorer.exe"
| | (c) Alt-F-X-ENTER to EXIT. (TAB to get to buttons.
| ENTER
| | to accept a
| | button.)
| | (d) Ctrl-Alt-Del to Windows.
| |
| |
| | --
| | Thanks or Good Luck,
| | There may be humor in this post, and,
| | Naturally, you will not sue,
| | should things get worse after this,
| | PCR
| |
| | "Susan" wrote in
| | message
| | ...
| | | Computer is getting "program has performed illegal
| | | operation and will be shut down". But I cannot do
| | | anything but manually turn off the computer.
| | |
| | | The file status under the Performance tab is set to
| 32,
| | | so KB #175703 did not help.
| | |
| | | Only other thing is that person last tried to send
| email
| | | with attachment over the Internet. And supposedly
| the
| | | problem started happening.
| | |
| | | Please offer suggestions on what I might try next.
| | |
| | | Thanks,
| | | Susan
| |
| |
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