Outlook Express has its own specific groups, its not part of Office

"Joe G" <JoeG@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Since this appears to be a new problem between Office Express and Picture
> Manager, I copied the info below from an old thread that I felt might be
> overlooked. I hope someone has more info on this because it is a pain
> having
> to restore my P/C to an earlier period everyday.
>
> 6/8/2009 2:48 PM PST
>
> By: Joe G In: microsoft.public.office.misc
>
>
> glnz, I have exactly the same problem and it started at approximately the
> same time. Has anyone gotten back to you? I thought it was a virus or
> spyware but my checker (MS OneCare) just spent over four hours checking
> EVER
> FILE on all drives and found nothing. Also, I thought it might have been
> caused by an MS Update. But after comparing outstanding updates with and
> without the problem (used Restore to eliminate the problem temporarily), I
> found no differences.
>
>
> --
> Joe G
>
>
> "glnz" wrote:
>
>> I have a new problem -- if there are jpg's attached to an email that I've
>> opened in Outlook Express, and I double-click on the attached jpg's, MS
>> Picture Manager tries to open but immediately gives an error message that
>> says:
>>
>> "The path you specified is not valid or supported by Picture Manager.
>> Verify that the location is a valid Windows SharePoint Service Picture
>> library, that the folder exists, and that the path is correct, and try
>> again."
>>
>> This is a new problem - didn't have this problem before! Note that if I
>> first save the email jpg to my desktop and then double-click on it, it
>> opens
>> right away in Picture Manager. What's happening? By the way what IS a
>> "Windows SharePoint Service Picture library"?
>
> --
> Joe G