On 19 January 2016 at 13:20, Wes Wilson wrote:
> My yahoo account sends it but zipped up exe gets deleted by Norton, even if i
> change extension to txt.
> So I tried gmail. Gmail would not even let me attach it.
Try scanning the exe with a online scanner like https://www.virustotal.com/
Just i
On Tue, Jan 19, 2016 at 9:00 AM, Fernando D. Bozzo
wrote:
> ...except that it is the client's Antivirus who is deleting the attachment,
> in which case will need a configuration on the client side, or even
> deactivating temporarily the AV.
> ---
>
Do you have web space to put it
I'm not sure if this is Norton or one of the other methods of slowing down a
computer like McAfee but I did once have to register my exe with the Anti-virus
author to allow it in
Al
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...except that it is the client's Antivirus who is deleting the attachment,
in which case will need a configuration on the client side, or even
deactivating temporarily the AV.
El 19/01/2016 15:57, "Fernando D. Bozzo" escribió:
> You could disable Norton until you send your Email.
> El 19/01/2016
You could disable Norton until you send your Email.
El 19/01/2016 14:21, "Wes Wilson" escribió:
> My yahoo account sends it but zipped up exe gets deleted by Norton, even
> if i change extension to txt.
> So I tried gmail. Gmail would not even let me attach it.
> So i am trying my erw.com email.
: VFP EXE being blocked by Norton
My yahoo account sends it but zipped up exe gets deleted by Norton, even if i
change extension to txt.
So I tried gmail. Gmail would not even let me attach it.
So i am trying my erw.com email. It allowed me to send it but do not yet know
if Norton will let it
My yahoo account sends it but zipped up exe gets deleted by Norton, even if i
change extension to txt.
So I tried gmail. Gmail would not even let me attach it.
So i am trying my erw.com email. It allowed me to send it but do not yet know
if Norton will let it install.
My backup plan is to put t
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