Digital ID
 

I'm using Win XP and OE 6.
When I try to reply to a message in my OE Inbox, I keep getting the error
message:

"You do not have a digital ID. If you send this message, it will be sent
properly, but you will not be able to read it in your sent items folder.
Send anyway?"

I've not changed anything in my OE. What is happening?
Lanny

Digital ID
 

"Lanny Bender" lambserve1(AT)cox(DOT)net wrote in message
...
I'm using Win XP and OE 6.
When I try to reply to a message in my OE Inbox, I keep getting the error
message:

"You do not have a digital ID. If you send this message, it will be sent
properly, but you will not be able to read it in your sent items folder.
Send anyway?"

I've not changed anything in my OE. What is happening?
Lanny



Tools | Options |Security
Make sure nothing is checked in the Secure Mail section.

--
Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM
Reply in newsgroup
"They who would give up an essential liberty for temporary security, deserve
neither liberty or security"

Digital ID
 

Frank,
I don't have anything checked in the 'Secure Mail' section. However when I
told the Email in question to send anyway, I got an additional Error Popup
that told me the person I was sending the reply to didn't have a Digital ID
either. The popup asked me if I wanted to send the message in an
un-encrypted mode. I obviously said yes.
Since the instance of the original error message, I've not had any problems
sending or replying to messages. I'm sorry for troubling you about an
error message that only occurred once.
Thanks for such a prompt reply.
Lanny

"Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE" wrote in message
...
"Lanny Bender" lambserve1(AT)cox(DOT)net wrote in message
...
I'm using Win XP and OE 6.
When I try to reply to a message in my OE Inbox, I keep getting the
error
message:

"You do not have a digital ID. If you send this message, it will be sent
properly, but you will not be able to read it in your sent items folder.
Send anyway?"

I've not changed anything in my OE. What is happening?
Lanny



Tools | Options |Security
Make sure nothing is checked in the Secure Mail section.

--
Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM
Reply in newsgroup
"They who would give up an essential liberty for temporary security,
deserve
neither liberty or security"