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Packer Detection Alert

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Jan 14, 2008
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I am using Captivate 2. I have published my project so that
it is a stand alone .exe file. When I email to others, I get,
"PACKER DETECTION ALERT" from McAfee and the file is deleted. Is
there any way around this?
Thanks
Jesse
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Jesse
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Hi Jesse and welcome to our community
The way around it is to not send .EXE via E-Mail. It is a poor choice, as most E-Mail systems will simply block .EXE files. You could send a .SWF instead. But even better than that would be to push the content (.SWF, .HTM, .JS) to a server and simply send the recipient a link to the .HTM page.
Just a thought... Rick
The way around it is to not send .EXE via E-Mail. It is a poor choice, as most E-Mail systems will simply block .EXE files. You could send a .SWF instead. But even better than that would be to push the content (.SWF, .HTM, .JS) to a server and simply send the recipient a link to the .HTM page.
Just a thought... Rick

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Hi Rick,
Yes it looks like I will have to place a link in lieu of sending the published .exe file.
Thanks
Jesse
Yes it looks like I will have to place a link in lieu of sending the published .exe file.
Thanks
Jesse
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