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richard
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      05-09-2011
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In an email I received, WLM has politely blocked two attachments and marked
them as "dangerous". It is impossible to save them and open them outside of
WLM.
The help page was of no help.

How do I view these files which are ".doc" files?

What right does Microsoft have telling me I can't view a file?
 
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      05-09-2011

"richard" <> wrote in message
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> windows 7 home premium 64 bit
>
> In an email I received, WLM has politely blocked two attachments and
> marked
> them as "dangerous". It is impossible to save them and open them outside
> of
> WLM.
> The help page was of no help.
>
> How do I view these files which are ".doc" files?


You didn't say what version of WLM, but on my version which I am using here
for newsgroups v2009 (build 14.xxxxx)

Tools --> Safety Options --> Security tab --> uncheck "Do not allow
attachments..."

> What right does Microsoft have telling me I can't view a file?


Lighten up. Change the setting. Microsoft isn't "telling" you anything.
It's a default setting for safety reasons which you are free to change.



 
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      05-09-2011
On Mon, 9 May 2011 13:20:09 -0400, Seth wrote:

> "richard" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> windows 7 home premium 64 bit
>>
>> In an email I received, WLM has politely blocked two attachments and
>> marked
>> them as "dangerous". It is impossible to save them and open them outside
>> of
>> WLM.
>> The help page was of no help.
>>
>> How do I view these files which are ".doc" files?

>
> You didn't say what version of WLM, but on my version which I am using here
> for newsgroups v2009 (build 14.xxxxx)
>
> Tools --> Safety Options --> Security tab --> uncheck "Do not allow
> attachments..."
>
>> What right does Microsoft have telling me I can't view a file?

>
> Lighten up. Change the setting. Microsoft isn't "telling" you anything.
> It's a default setting for safety reasons which you are free to change.
>


Thanks. That worked.

Hey dude, I just love to kick M$ when I can.
 
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      05-09-2011
On 09 May 2011, richard <> wrote in
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> Hey dude, I just love to kick M$ when I can.


In this case, you can't, so go ahead and kick yourself.

 
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      05-10-2011

"richard" <> wrote in message
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> On Mon, 9 May 2011 13:20:09 -0400, Seth wrote:
>
>> "richard" <> wrote in message
>> news:...
>>> windows 7 home premium 64 bit
>>>
>>> In an email I received, WLM has politely blocked two attachments and
>>> marked
>>> them as "dangerous". It is impossible to save them and open them outside
>>> of
>>> WLM.
>>> The help page was of no help.
>>>
>>> How do I view these files which are ".doc" files?

>>
>> You didn't say what version of WLM, but on my version which I am using
>> here
>> for newsgroups v2009 (build 14.xxxxx)
>>
>> Tools --> Safety Options --> Security tab --> uncheck "Do not allow
>> attachments..."
>>
>>> What right does Microsoft have telling me I can't view a file?

>>
>> Lighten up. Change the setting. Microsoft isn't "telling" you anything.
>> It's a default setting for safety reasons which you are free to change.
>>

>
> Thanks. That worked.
>
> Hey dude, I just love to kick M$ when I can.


Yeah, but when you kick something and miss you just look silly...


 
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