windows started thinking sct files were script after i installed .net on my machine too. Outlook express, and i think outlook as well, tries to run scripts in the preview so maybe changing the association to a foxpro file again may help.
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~M

>A client sends me a form via e-mail, and I receive it corrupted. If it is in a compressed archive, it arrives OK. What is going on? I am using Outlook Express; I believe my client does so, too.
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>In the first case, the content of the form itself appears at the end of the e-mail (as a text, with all sorts of strange characters), as if Outlook Express was trying to do a sort of preview (as it does correctly with JPG, for instance).
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>Note: On my computer, Windows Explorer shows the file-type of an SCT file as related to the Windows Scripting Host. I don't know whether this detail is relevant.