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We are having a small issue here... Daily we have a few EDI Files which are
zipped and password protected with WinZip 9.0 and then emailed to 2 of our
users. When these files show up in their inbox their outlook freezes... They
are both using Outlook 2002. This same issue occurs in Outlook 2003.
We narrowed the problem down to a few things, Either it is Virus Scan, we
are using VS 8.0i from McAfee... or it is Exchange Scan... I couldn't find
any information on Exchange Scan.
If I Disable the On-access Scanning of emails via Virus Scan and then send
these files, I have no problems. If I disable Exchange Scan in the Outlook
Add-ins, and leave VS working, I get the files without issue... However, we
cannot have either of these turned off... WE MUST scan files as we receive
viruses daily, we also must have exchange scan enabled as well, it comes down
from the heads of our exchange server...
Does anyone have any insight on this whatsoever? Any similar issues? This is
really annoying that it freezes outlook for these small .zip files, they are
no more then 400K either.
zipped and password protected with WinZip 9.0 and then emailed to 2 of our
users. When these files show up in their inbox their outlook freezes... They
are both using Outlook 2002. This same issue occurs in Outlook 2003.
We narrowed the problem down to a few things, Either it is Virus Scan, we
are using VS 8.0i from McAfee... or it is Exchange Scan... I couldn't find
any information on Exchange Scan.
If I Disable the On-access Scanning of emails via Virus Scan and then send
these files, I have no problems. If I disable Exchange Scan in the Outlook
Add-ins, and leave VS working, I get the files without issue... However, we
cannot have either of these turned off... WE MUST scan files as we receive
viruses daily, we also must have exchange scan enabled as well, it comes down
from the heads of our exchange server...
Does anyone have any insight on this whatsoever? Any similar issues? This is
really annoying that it freezes outlook for these small .zip files, they are
no more then 400K either.