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Posted December 18th, 2003 18:00
The link I gave includes .scr in Level1 for Office Outlook 2002/XP (and in security update for OL2000), which is what I use. You can, of course exclude it by a registry edit. I thought Outlook Express uses the same list, maybe that's wrong.83
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Posted December 18th, 2003 18:00
Just insert it as an attachment. As .scr files are on the blocking list for Outlook and Outlook Express by default (see
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;290497&Product=ol2002 you (and the person you are sending it to) would need to disable that first.
Alternatively, change the .scr to something else,e.g. .sc1, or add a second extension, say.tmp, and tell the person you are sending it to to change it back again to plain .scr.
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Posted December 18th, 2003 21:00
JRosenfeld,
Outlook Express allows sending .scr attachments without a problem. I tried sending one to myself. Although it was sent quite easily, the virus blocker of my ISP deleted it before I could receive it.
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Posted December 18th, 2003 22:00
Thanks for the information. However in that case, the receiver might have problems, so still best to disguise the file extension or zip before sending.
gryjhnhpe
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Posted December 18th, 2003 18:00
then right click on Screen Saver & select "Send To..." > "Mail Recipient"
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If you want to send Zipped File , right click & Copy then Paste to Desktop
right click & select "Send To.." > " Compressed (zipped) Folder" then right click on new Desktop Folder & select
"Send To ..." > "Mail Recipient".
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Edit:
Don't know about any blocking list as just sent .SCR Attachment to my account & retrieved & opened .SCR Attachment OK. ?
The above link article seems to only refer to Outlook 2002.?
Message Edited by gryjhnhpe on 12-19-2003 07:39 AM