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I have never had any problems. I don't get many spreadsheets attached to emails, but I usually get one or two a month. And I just did a test of sending one to myself, worked just fine - can you send one to yourself?. It is not clear to me, are you not getting the email at all, or just not the attachment?
Sorry, but I don't have any ideas why you are experiencing a problem (well, maybe one - any chance you have a rule set up in your email client to exclude certain kinds of attachments, like spreadsheets?).
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I may have a 'go around' solution you can use until the problem is fixed. Try renaming the file extension. IOW, instead of "test.xls", rename the file to "test.bls." Whatever filter is preventing the Excel attachments from going through might be fooled by this.
Of course, you'll have to let the recepient of the e-mail know that he/she must download and then rename the file back to test.xls before trying to open it.
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I can see renaming files sure and maybe including as need be the extention, but...
"file association settings and reassign the file extension" on a Mac. Even while I do not have a Mac, I am not sure if that is possible.
I guess we will find out, if there is any Mac users here..
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I did find this/these:
http://ocaoimh.ie/2007/01/07/how-to-rename-a-file-in-mac-os-x/
http://www.macobserver.com/tip/2008/01/04.1.shtml
Powered by a Google Search for "rename a file in mac extension".
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For a Windows computer, for "ile association settings and reassign the file extension" I found this http://freepages.computers.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~adelr/association.htm
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I take that back..
With a Google search, I for "file extension association settings mac" I found this..
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=250202
I am not sure if that helps you any.. ?