This policy setting determines whether InfoPath allows unsafe file types to be attached to forms. If you enable this policy setting, InfoPath users cannot attach unsafe file types to forms. If you disable or do not configure this policy setting, users can attach any type of file to forms except potentially unsafe files that might contain viruses, such as .bat or .exe files. Important - disabling this policy setting does not by itself allow InfoPath users to attach unsafe file types to forms. You must also enable the "Allow file types as attachments to forms" policy setting and specify which file types you would like to allow.
This policy setting determines whether a video about signing-in to Office is played when Office first runs.If you enable ...
This policy setting determines whether e-mailed forms that run at the Restricted security level can be opened. If you enable ...
This policy setting determines whether Excel automatically creates hyperlinks when users enter URL or UNC path information. ...
This policy setting determines whether Excel keeps the last AutoSaved version of a file if a user closes a file without saving ...
This policy setting determines whether InfoPath allows unsafe file types to be attached to forms. If you enable this policy ...
This policy setting determines whether metadata is encrypted in Office Open XML files that are protected by Information Rights ...
This policy setting determines whether metadata is encrypted when an Office Open XML file is password protected. If you enable ...
This policy setting determines whether Office 2013 applications can output graphics in Portable Network Graphics (PNG) format ...
This policy setting determines whether Office checks that a RealTimeData (RTD) is properly categorized before loading it. ...