My Picture Manager is loading very slowly. Possibly because the "Recently
Browsed" in the Shortcuts column is pointing to some folders on another
computer on our home network that's disconnected. How can I clear "Recently
Browsed" so that it has no entries pointing to a home network computer?

UPDATE - I followed Bob I's directions below from a different post and they
worked! However, I now have a different 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"?


"Bob I" wrote:

> It appears to reside in a file named "OIScatalog.cag". I don't know if
> you can edit it but deleting it will make recent go away, and the file
> will be recreated when you open manager again. The path may vary but on
> mine it is found at
>
> "C:\Documents and Settings\pwarirel\Local Settings\Application
> Data\Microsoft\OIS"
>
>

Sounds like you may have deleted too much? Since you didn't quote the
previous message about what was the issue, I suspect you will need to
navigate to the folder/location in question from within Picture Manager
and get it reinserted into o the Catalog file.

glnz wrote:

> UPDATE - I followed Bob I's directions below from a different post and they
> worked! However, I now have a different 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"?
>
>
> "Bob I" wrote:
>
>
>>It appears to reside in a file named "OIScatalog.cag". I don't know if
>>you can edit it but deleting it will make recent go away, and the file
>>will be recreated when you open manager again. The path may vary but on
>>mine it is found at
>>
>>"C:\Documents and Settings\pwarirel\Local Settings\Application
>>Data\Microsoft\OIS"
>>
>>