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by dklippert
by rbrown
by timwalsh
Do you have this problem with all recipients or only certain ones?
One possibility to have the recipient check: Some email/security administrators are filtering out any type of executable attachment. This is done with incoming email and is an attempt to stop virus-laden executable attachments from infecting their networks.
by rbrown
by ann777
In many cases, administrators of remote sites are encourages to strip out attachments. When you get reports of people receiving your e-mail, but not the attachment.... then resend the attachment with a ".zzz" extension to the file name and informyour receiver that they will need to copy the attachment to their local hdd, rename the file to a .exe or .zip or whatever, and then they should be able to use it fine.
by rbrown
by rbrown
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