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Old 09-04-2004, 15:49   #8
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Re: Blocked attachments in Outlook 2003

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Originally Posted by paulyoung666
i suppose it is sensible to block dodgy stuff by default , otherwise there would be a chance of more virus's being dl'ed by newbies who dont know the score
Still there should be a way for users who know what they're doing to switch it off and configure it easily without the use of additional software.

Microsoft try and pack too many features into their products without thinking of functionality or customisation. Drives me nuts at times.
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