[access-uk] Re: Problems with sending attachments from my computer running Outlook Express

Probably OE blocking certain file types.  Best to zip it up,
then send the zip file.

George.

-----Original Message-----
From: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Alexander
Shannon
Sent: 03 September 2006 22:09
To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [access-uk] Problems with sending attachments from
my computer running Outlook Express

Hi all,

on my Acer laptop I have the following installed: windows
XP,  Office XP and Jaws versions 7.0 and 7.10.

My e-mail client is Outlook Express 6 and I seem to have a
problem with attachments, in that, if I send a message out
with certain types of attachment, the message goes but the
attachment is blocked.

I own a Tadi organiser that I purchased from force Ten CO.
even though my e-mail client is OE I am using Microsoft
Outlook to back up the Tadi database as the Tadi is not
compatible with OE, and as the result of a problem with the
Tadi I wanted to send the Tadi database to Norman Lilly at
Force Ten, but when I attached it to a message and sent it
to him the message went but the attachment did not.

My question is, is there a setting I need to change in
Outlook Express to allow attachments such as the tadi
database, which has a file extension of 
.tad to be sent as an attachment     and if so, what is it
please?

Thank you in advance.


Alexander Shannon 

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