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Ever since I upgraded my MSN Messenger to V7.0.0777, I have noted an inability
to receive executable files sent by MSN Messenger. The sender gets an immediate
"Sending of 'Filename.exe' has failed", and I get "OtherPerson tried to send you
a file (Filename.exe). This file has been blocked because it is potentially
unsafe.".
Has anybody else experienced this irritation? Any way around it?
Look around on http://mess.be/ and download the MSN extension unblocker
"Lou Ramsey" wrote:
> Ever since I upgraded my MSN Messenger to V7.0.0777, I have noted an inability
> to receive executable files sent by MSN Messenger. The sender gets an immediate
> "Sending of 'Filename.exe' has failed", and I get "OtherPerson tried to send you
> a file (Filename.exe). This file has been blocked because it is potentially
> unsafe.".
>
> Has anybody else experienced this irritation? Any way around it?
>
You'll need to restart Messenger to see the change.
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Associate Expert
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"Lou Ramsey" <lour0314@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Ever since I upgraded my MSN Messenger to V7.0.0777, I have noted an inability
> to receive executable files sent by MSN Messenger. The sender gets an immediate
> "Sending of 'Filename.exe' has failed", and I get "OtherPerson tried to send you
> a file (Filename.exe). This file has been blocked because it is potentially
> unsafe.".
>
> Has anybody else experienced this irritation? Any way around it?
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