With this add-in you can specify types of attachments in Outlook that should be treated as secure or insecure.
Attachment Options is an add-in for Microsoft Outlook 2007, Outlook 2003, Outlook 2002 (XP), and Outlook 2000.
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If you often send files of different kinds by e-mail, you know that Microsoft Outlook completely blocks access to potentially insecure types of files (e.g., to *.exe, etc.), even though you are absolutely sure they are safe.
With the help of Attachments Options plug-in you can choose on your own, what file types are regarded as dangerous and what - as safe. You can allow access to previously blocked file types, or fully prohibit access to the selected file types. If you are not sure about the safety of this operation, you can switch on blocking these files immediately after saving the required file.
ATTENTION! All files that come with the emails must be checked before opening as they might contain viruses!
Please make sure the Attachment Options is enabled.
After you install the MAPILab Toolbox, go to "Tools" -> "MAPILab Toolbox" -> "Options" and make sure the checkbox of the plugin is checked.
Now, specify what files are to be considered dangerous, and what files are not. For that, check the file types in the component's settings (menu "Tools" > "MAPILab Toolbox" > "Attachments Options"), that you consider safe for use:
Microsoft Outlook must be restarted after applying all changes. After this you will be able to access the selected file types:
In order to give the access control back to Microsoft Outlook, uncheck all file types (you can also use the "Reset All" button).
You can get this addin as a part of the MAPILab Toolbox for Outlook - 18 handy plugins for Outlook.
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