My copy of Outlook 2003 permanently blocks certain attachments types. I
can't receive a ".tmp" attachment. My mother also runs Outlook 2003. Her
copy allows ".tmp" attachments. We both run XP SP2 and have both updated
Outlook & Office. Why would there be a difference? Is there a registry key
that can be changed to unblock certain attachment types that I know are OK
and from trusted sources?
"jgcrews" <jgcrews@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> My copy of Outlook 2003 permanently blocks certain attachments types. I
> can't receive a ".tmp" attachment. My mother also runs Outlook 2003. Her
> copy allows ".tmp" attachments. We both run XP SP2 and have both updated
> Outlook & Office. Why would there be a difference? Is there a registry
> key
> that can be changed to unblock certain attachment types that I know are OK
> and from trusted sources?
hello I tried changing the registry but all the websites on my received
emails are still blocked. Do you have any other suggestions?
"neo [mvp outlook]" wrote:
> http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/esecup/getexe.htm should be helpful. (If
> you don't like editing the registry, I highly suggest Ken Slovak's addin
> mentioned on the link supplied.)
>
> "jgcrews" <jgcrews@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:B8F69A61-4C25-4306-85D2-89D841BCD223@microsoft.com...
> > My copy of Outlook 2003 permanently blocks certain attachments types. I
> > can't receive a ".tmp" attachment. My mother also runs Outlook 2003. Her
> > copy allows ".tmp" attachments. We both run XP SP2 and have both updated
> > Outlook & Office. Why would there be a difference? Is there a registry
> > key
> > that can be changed to unblock certain attachment types that I know are OK
> > and from trusted sources?
>
>
>
> My copy of Outlook 2003 permanently blocks certain attachments types. I
> can't receive a ".tmp" attachment. My mother also runs Outlook 2003. Her
> copy allows ".tmp" attachments. We both run XP SP2 and have both updated
> Outlook & Office. Why would there be a difference? Is there a registry key
> that can be changed to unblock certain attachment types that I know are OK
> and from trusted sources?
> My copy of Outlook 2003 permanently blocks certain attachments types. I
> can't receive a ".tmp" attachment. My mother also runs Outlook 2003. Her
> copy allows ".tmp" attachments. We both run XP SP2 and have both updated
> Outlook & Office. Why would there be a difference? Is there a registry key
> that can be changed to unblock certain attachment types that I know are OK
> and from trusted sources?
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