To "protect me" Outlook 2003 blocks non-Office extensioned attachments.
These include .app, .chm, .exe, .hlp, .prg and around 50 others.

There is no way to override this, at least according to the "Help". Does anyone know if true?

According to the Help, people should send blocked extensioned files by changing their extensions, for example MyFile.exe to be sent as MyFile.exe_Extra.

I'd be happy to take responsibility for MY OWN protection. I don't mind the initial protection, but I'd sure like to be able to change that list! I bet that a virus can.

comments?