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November 20th 08, 12:44 AM
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.ps1 attachment preview with text previewer
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? 
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