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I can't remember what the extension is for an Apple, but I see that you don't block it, or any quicktime files.
Why? I'm sure he's already blocked QuickTime itself. Besides, I doubt Mikey's co-workers would be caught dead using QT or any other non-Microsoft format. In his shop, I'm guessing just wanting QT or Real Player installed on a computer would be grounds for getting fired.
Oh... And Apple's format's extentsion is .AAC... - Posted by: Wolfie2K3 Posted on: 05/09/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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