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We have an issue with email .WAV attachments NOT being viewable within Microsoft Exchange Outlook Web Access which are sent from our internal Phone System Voicemail Forwarding which is seen as &quot;audio/x-wav&quot; content.<br />
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I would like to know if we can remove the &quot;audio/x-wav&quot; entry from the &quot;KnownContentTypes&quot;= while the Server is up and running without causing Microsoft Exchange 2003 to crash?<br />
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Gary Radtke
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We have an issue with email .WAV attachments NOT being viewable within Microsoft Exchange Outlook Web Access which are sent from our internal Phone System Voicemail Forwarding which is seen as "audio/x-wav" content.

I would like to know if we can remove the "audio/x-wav" entry from the "KnownContentTypes"= while the Server is up and running without causing Microsoft Exchange 2003 to crash?

Gary Radtke

Microsoft Exchange 2003 OWA - &quot;KnownContentTypes&quot; Registry Change to remove &quot;audio/x-wav&quot;

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.

Microsoft Exchange 2003 OWA - &quot;KnownContentTypes&quot; Registry Change to remove &quot;audio/x-wav&quot;

Microsoft Exchange 2003 OWA - "KnownContentTypes" Registry Change to remove "audio/x-wav"