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Hi,<br />
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It is SharePoint 2010 Foundation. It blocks .exe file but accepts .exe file in compressedf/ zipped form ( .zip ). <br />
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The dialog box for uploading does not display a <u><b>progession bar</b></u>. So for a large file, need to wait for a while. It is this waiting that one is not sure whether the program is hung / blocking such file format. Despite the above, it ends well. <br />
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Thank you,<br />
RB
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Hi,

It is SharePoint 2010 Foundation. It blocks .exe file but accepts .exe file in compressedf/ zipped form ( .zip ).

The dialog box for uploading does not display a progession bar. So for a large file, need to wait for a while. It is this waiting that one is not sure whether the program is hung / blocking such file format. Despite the above, it ends well.

Thank you,
RB

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Hi, I have a <b>.exe </b>file that I have compressed / zipped and the file type is: Compressed (zipped) Folder (.zip). I would like to upload to a Share Point team site. How can I do it? Thanks
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Hi, I have a .exe file that I have compressed / zipped and the file type is: Compressed (zipped) Folder (.zip). I would like to upload to a Share Point team site. How can I do it? Thanks

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