Deleting email on outlook opens a file download from firefox

deleting email on outlook opens a file download from firefox

Windows 7 - Outlook has a file download box that will not go away.,please help
go to this website and the solution is there...
http://www.sevenforums.com/microsoft-office/176965-outlook-has-file-download-box-will-not-go-away-please-help.html

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buff = new byte[(int)length]; -- Length is the file size
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// int b = is.read();
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