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I was called to take a look at a computer. The user told me he could not read his e-mail. I figured it was a security setting or something like that.

When I got there, I opened Outlook Express, and opened an e-mail. Upon opening it I noticed the sender, subject etc. were fine, but the message itself was not there.

Not only is the message not there, but if you go to Edit > Select All, it only selects a few characters making me think this is not a font problem.

I should also add that the user is able to recieve e-mails fine, and sending does not seem to be a problem either.

It was also mentioned that if the user checks his hotmail account, the message cannot be seen there either.

I have downloaded and re-installed Internet Explorer with no avail.

Have any ideas?

:unsure:

EDIT: Click here for FULL re-install instructions

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Check this out:

• You receive e-mail messages with a blank body and a blank Subject field in Outlook after you upgrade to Internet Explorer 6 for Windows 98

(305464) - Describes a problem where you receive e-mail messages with a blank body and a blank Subject field in Outlook after you upgrade to Internet Explorer 6 for Windows 98.

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?...kb;en-us;305464

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http://www.msfn.org/articles.php?action=show&id=23

I followed the instructions on that web page, put the folder on a flash drive, and installed.

I should also add that it would seem the previous IE was corrupted, because when you go to Help > About, the version was not displayed. It acted like the messages having a blank spot where text should be.

Anyways, the full install worked beautifully and I will have a very happy customer.

Many thanks Scuzzman. I appreciate your help through this. :D

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