*.ps1 extension is used for powershell scripts. It can be viewed in notepad
and should preview if associated with the text previewer.


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"David H. Lipman" wrote in message
...
From: "Craig J. Lindstrom"

| How can I get .ps1 files to preview with the built-in text preview
handler.
| I have unblocked the .ps1 attachments so I can see them (in the
registry)
| and I have associated the .ps1 extension with the built-in text
previewer
| but I still get the message "This file cannot be previewed. Try opening
the
| file in the program in which it was created". I am an instructor and I
have
| students send their homework in via e-mail. Often times I like to
quickly
| view the scripts without saving the attachment. This is not a security
| risk because you can't execute a powershell script directly anyway. Any
| ideas how to solve this one?


It is a PostScript file, not a graphic, and non-native to Outlook.

You will have to save it and view it with PostScript file viewer.

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