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Isn't there a way to configure Outlook so it won't block what it thinks are harmfull attachments like ".exe" and the like? I know of an utility that does exactly that for Outlook XP but I can't find one for Outlook 2000.
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Does
Tools -- Options -- Securty -- Attachment Security -- None(not Recommended)
works for you?
Dima
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by dmiles
It may be possible by editing the Outllib.dll file with a hex editor to overwrite the extensions listed, see (http://members.tripodnet.nl/lcroft/)
If you installed Office 2000 Service Pack 2 substituting the Outllib.dll and Outllibr.dll files from Service Release 1
For Office 2000 SP2,downloading the administerative version of SP2 and deleting the ,msp file that contains the Outlook updates then installing SP2
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I got the patch from http://members.tripodnet.nl/lcroft and it works like a charm. tks.
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