nah, both same server setup. Thanks for the idea.



Peter


On 04/24/2019 02:57 AM, Steven Green wrote:
> yours a stand-alone and theirs have a server, maybe?
> 
> I've been watching one system as their long-standing "make a file, then 
> make it an attachment and send the email" process has collapsed, thanks 
> to new automatic security settings in Win10 and most ISP systems.. as 
> their users and their vendors upgraded thru Win10 versions, bit by bit 
> the process began failing.. so now we're rolling out a different way to 
> do it, and waiting to be sure the new results match the previous old 
> results.. fun times
> 
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> Steven Green
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> "Peter"  wrote in message news:5cbf674c$1@pnews.thedbcommunity.com...
> 
> I have a form that creates and executes a bat file. Has been working
> great on my computer and a customer's 3 computers.
> 
> Suddenly a week ago it would no longer work on two of his computers.
> After much pondering I decided to create a bat file and dbl-click it to
> run. I got the Windows' "The publisher could not be verified. Are you
> sure you want to run this software?" message. Problem identified.
> 
> I did some research and all the suggestions said to use the group policy
> editor and configure the "Inclusion list for low file types" by adding
> ".bat". I did this and it does indeed work.
> 
> The part that puzzles me is that my computer does not have "Inclusion
> list for low file types" configured, yet bat files still run ok. Any
> ideas why the bat files run on my computer and not his? Thanks for any 
> help.
> 
> All computers involved are running Win XP sp3
> 
>