Attached an Exe file in a mail and not able to find at destination pc.
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hi all, Please help me to solve the following problem. Today i am in trying to send an exe file to my client through e-mail. I attached the same and sent the mail successfully, and asked my client to download the same. But my client found the mail without any attachment.I repeated the same atleast 4 time but my client could not find any attachment. i could not understand, What is the reason? Kindly help me. Thanks Rafiq
rmshah Developer
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hi all, Please help me to solve the following problem. Today i am in trying to send an exe file to my client through e-mail. I attached the same and sent the mail successfully, and asked my client to download the same. But my client found the mail without any attachment.I repeated the same atleast 4 time but my client could not find any attachment. i could not understand, What is the reason? Kindly help me. Thanks Rafiq
rmshah Developer
This is plainly not a programming question. His mail server is probably stripping it. Use yousendit to deliver executables. Gmail for one definitely will not send any exe, even in a zip.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
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hi all, Please help me to solve the following problem. Today i am in trying to send an exe file to my client through e-mail. I attached the same and sent the mail successfully, and asked my client to download the same. But my client found the mail without any attachment.I repeated the same atleast 4 time but my client could not find any attachment. i could not understand, What is the reason? Kindly help me. Thanks Rafiq
rmshah Developer
As Christian said, Gmail does not accept EXE files as attachments (not even inside a ZIP); however it suffices to modify the file extension to say EXE2. I trust some other mail systems have the same policy. :)
Luc Pattyn
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