In order to prevent our system from being used to spread viruses, we purposely remove the .exe extension in executable files. If you still decided you would like to download and execute it, simple rename the file and add the “.exe” extension.

You can upload PNG, GIF and JPG. Should this change, I will update the FAQ to reflect the new types allowed. See similar questions...

The current allowed file types for members are: jpg, jpeg, gif, bmp, png, pdf, txt, doc. (Note: Members who signed up before April 22, 2006 may upload jpg, jpeg, gif, bmp, png, pdf, txt, zip, rar, wmv, wma, avi, mpeg, mpg, mov, qt, asx, asf, 3gp, wav, mid, and mp3 files). When you log into your account, you can see a list to remind you of the type of files you can upload. See similar questions...

You can upload any file type. For Web site viewing, you would of course want to use Web-compatible files (.html, .htm, .gif, .jpg...). External scripts such as CGI and Perl and programs such as Java, .ASP, and .JSP will not run because the server security does not allow them. See similar questions...

You can upload any type of file. Whilst we support very large files, you may find it easier to keep files organised as collections of smaller files, simply because of the time required to upload and download them. Our service never looks at the content of a file, so any file format can be stored in a BigFilebox. We use a virus scanning system which is constantly updated, but this is no substitute for your own virus scanning software on your own network. See similar questions...

Adobe Acrobat files (.pdf), are supported. Other file types will be rejected. All files must be unlocked! See similar questions...

The SharePoint Federator SDK provides the source code for the Mainsoft SharePoint Federator portlets. Modify the source code in order to build custom integration points for your enterprise portal composite applications. You can also use the SharePoint Federator controls, including theSharePoint DataSource and the SaveCredential controls, to create custom ASP.NET portlets that integrate enterprise business logic with a custom user interface. See similar questions...

Probably you have blocked - by system or other aplication (like antivirus, download manager, firewall...)- downloads of files with exe extension. Check this out and allow your progs to download exe files. I have no other ideas how to help you. See similar questions...

From the browser, select the option to "Run from current location". This launches the Audacity setup program, which will install the Audacity program files and create an entry in the start menu. If you prefer not to use the Installer program, you can also download Audacity as a ZIP file, which you can decompress using WinZip. See similar questions...

The output of the eBook creating software is an .exe file. This allows the book to be executed without the need of any other software program. The file is safe to run on any computer. See similar questions...

A - Any file that is aviation related and fits within one of our index headings. Files that you authored and want to share with the community that are aviation related. Files that you have the expressed written permission from the author or owner to share publically with others. Files that are already publically available and do not have any redistribution restrictions. See similar questions...

While Macs cannot execute regular Windows executable files, all .exe files available for download from SiteSell are simply self-extracting zipped files. These types of .exe files can be opened and expanded on a MAC following some simple steps. See similar questions...

You can use Windows "Find" tool to locate your ebook. At the bottom left of your desktop Click Start, point to Find, click Files or Folders. On the View menu click List. On the Name and Location tab enter *.exe and choose any other options that might narrow your search. Click Find now. Windows will then list all the .exe files on your computer with the location (drive and folder), size and file type. There might be several hundred . See similar questions...

Because of the difficulties some users have with zip files, as mentioned above, we are starting to distribute our software as self-extracting executable files. Most users find this format more convenient. However, if you are unable to download executable files, please contact us requesting a zip file. See similar questions...

present, we don't use the File area on Yahoo!Groups for exchanging graphics. Cyberscribes have a separate page for sharing graphics located at <http://www.calligraph.com/web/callig-graphic> Please refer to FAQ section on the Graphic Board for more information See similar questions...

Answer: Go to "Upload"and select the album that you want to upload to. Click "Browse," find the file to upload, and click "open." Add a title and description if you want. Click "Submit" See similar questions...

We only accept songs in MP3 format at 192kb encoding or higher. Anything lower results in loss of quality once the song is re-encoded for streaming. See similar questions...

Single click on the “Upload File” link. Please note: This is a pop up window. If you have a pop up blocker you will need to disable it in order to proceed. Click the &ldqu;Browse” button in the File Upload window. This will allow you to select the desired file from its location on your computer. Select the file from your computer. Click the “Open” button. Click “Upload File. See similar questions...

If you cannot upload, ensure that your internet connection is active. Also, make sure your browser supports the uploading process. See similar questions...