Changing it to .xzip should do the trick.


>The other email was also rejected, gmail mustn't accept zip files.
>>Neil --
>>
>>Now that is odd -- very odd. That's me alright, and I've never heard of an email being rejected.
>>
>>Could you try again, and also to pamvnelson@gmail.com ???
>>
>>I wonder if the "illegal attachment" message is the real cause.
>>
>>Jim
>>
>>BTW, I've been trying to use the downloaded version, have been able to remove one dangling reference which probably affected 80% of all forms -- but have had limited success later, due to problems in "findreferences:.
>>
>>>Hi,
>>>
>>>Just checked, the email was rejected your end.
>>>
>>>The following recipient(s) could not be reached:
>>>
>>> jimrnelson@gmail.com on 3/02/2008 12:38 PM
>>> The recipient could not be processed because it would violate the security policy in force
>>> cencom.com.au #5.7.0 smtp;552 5.7.0 Illegal Attachment 39si12749247hse.7
>>>
>>>Do you have another email address.
>>>
>>>>Neil --
>>>>
>>>>Hmmm, that never got here. And you do have my email address correct.
>>>>
>>>>I did try downloading it from the UT, but when I tried it it seemed to go into an infinite loop reading _memberdata.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Hi,
>>>>>
>>>>>I have sent objref.zip to your email address jimrnelson@gmail.com , it finds dangling objects.
>>>>>
>>>>>>I suspect that some of the C5 errors a few of my users have been getting may be due to dangling references.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Is there any programmatic way to find such references? (I was successful in finding a way to locate RETURNs between WITH / ENDWITH and was hoping there'd be something in this case as well).
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Thanks