Publish to web

[Anonymous]

Excuse me if I am in the wrong gruop and kindly point me in the direction of the correct one.

I followed the publish to web wizard and is successfully created in a folder that I made up specificly for this purpose. It then asks if I would like to send an email with a "hyperlinked URL" to this location. I say yes and then when outlook comes up, it says it has blocked the attachment because it may be hazardous. I think I understand that this page I have created is not a bonified web page, my company does have one, but do I need to have them linked some how to get passed the outlook blockage? I know nothing about this stuff, be kind in your reply.

TIA

[Anonymous]

Unless you used PUBLISHTOWEB to output directly to a website that is
accessible through the Internet (or Office Intranet), what you asked it to
do (send an Email with a link) would be a waste of time unless you are on a
PC that is open to the world to browse on.

Consult your Network Administrator about getting beyond the Outlook message:
the block is probably there through the Server or Anti-Virus settings.

--
Dean Saadallah
Add-on products for LT
http://www.pendean.com/lt
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[Anonymous]

The block is part of a number of microsoft patches. It blocks all
attachemnts, no matter what the file extension.

In Outlook Express, go to tools/options/security and uncheck the box that
says "do not allow attatchments to be opened that could potentially be a
virus"

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"Dean Saadallah" wrote:
>
> Consult your Network Administrator about getting beyond the Outlook
message:
> the block is probably there through the Server or Anti-Virus settings.
>
> --
> Dean Saadallah

[Anonymous]

According to Microsoft information, ZIP or other archive extensions are not
block, because they can do no damage until they are opened or executed.
David

"Ron E" wrote in message
news:68902F15DCF05045306665D17E53AA93@in.WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> The block is part of a number of microsoft patches. It blocks all
> attachemnts, no matter what the file extension.
>
> In Outlook Express, go to tools/options/security and uncheck the box that
> says "do not allow attatchments to be opened that could potentially be a
> virus"
>
> --------------------------------------------------
> "Dean Saadallah" wrote:
> >
> > Consult your Network Administrator about getting beyond the Outlook
> message:
> > the block is probably there through the Server or Anti-Virus settings.
> >
> > --
> > Dean Saadallah
>
>