But I have an incomplete error message so I'll nod and write it's happened to others. I don't recall exactly what it was but with that aside, not much new going on here. Shame MSFT didn't patch that one but maybe they did. The lack of the error message means I can't look for that now except to share it sounds familiar.
Bob
This is a VERY bizarre problem that I have searched for days to find a solution. It gives me a "You don't have permission..." error in Outlook 2007 on Windows 7 when I try to attach a file from my local My Documents folder IF the file has a jpg, xls, doc, or pdf extension! If the file type is something else like txt, exe, rdp, there is no problem! Also, if the file comes from a network drive, there is no problem! In fact, my temporary workaround fix is to map \\mycomp\documents to a drive letter and access my local documents THROUGH the network! But I can't access it locally. And only certain file extensions cause the problem. And only in Outlook 2007.
I'm not sure if this problem should be in the Windows 7 forum or networking forum or what. But I've never seen this happen where everything works great unless there's a perfect storm of:
1. Attaching in Outlook
2. From a local drive
3. With certain file extensions.
Anyone have any ideas?

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