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Start the registry editor by pressing the Start button, Run, typing regedit and pressing OK.In Registry Editor, expand, in turn: HKEY_CURRENT_USER
Software
Microsoft
Office
11.0 (Office 2003. For Office XP, expand "10.0")
Outlook
Expand each entry by clicking on the boxed plus sign to it's left. If that's a boxed minus sign, then it's already expanded.Now click on the Security entry.On Registry Editor's menu bar, select Edit, New, and String Value.Replace the default name of "New Value #1" with "Level1Remove".Right-click on Level1Remove and select Modify.Enter the list of file extensions that you want to gain access to. The list is semi-colon separated. For example if you wanted to allow access to both ".url" and ".exe" files, then you would enter ".url;.exe".Exit Registry Editor, and you're done. You may need to restart Outlook if it was running while you were doing this.details