RE: Error message: Invalid menu handle



"Clybella" wrote:

> When attempting to click on and view photos sent to a yahoo email account I
> received this error message. I use Windows XP. The exact message is
> C:\Documents and Settings\***name***\Local Settings\Temporary Internet
> Files\Content.IE5\WSQV4LQB\***name of photo***.jpg
>
> What is causing this new problem? How can I correct it, and prevent it
> occuring again? thanks for your help


I have the same problem when clicking on online radio link
help
.

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