Get rid of the damned UNCONFIGURABLE file blocking in Outlook

[Guest]

I understand the need to secure the internet and email. However, in making
certain types of filed automatically and irrevocably blocked, Microsoft has
completely destroyed the utility of Outlook. All I want to do is send my
office PST calendar file to my home to keep it updated and I can't. It is
TOO inconvenient to rename files, zip them, etc. If I'd have know Microsoft
was going to cripple Outlook 2003, I would have stuck to Outlook 2000.

Those of us who know what we are doing do not need Bill Gates to be our
nanny. The blocking feature is fine as a default for novices, but it is
utterly reprehensible to set the software so that a known perfectly safe file
cannot be received from a known perfectly safe source.


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[Brian Tillman]

I understand the need to secure the internet and email. However, in
making certain types of filed automatically and irrevocably blocked,
Microsoft has completely destroyed the utility of Outlook.

So, gpo read the Microsoft Knowledgebase articles that describe how to
adjust the blocking or visit http://www.slovaktech.com/attachmentoptions.htm