PBDesign The answer depends on the antivirus software.
You could try to
Some antivirus solutions are able to open zip files as well and some can add/change extension themselves.
If above mentioned method won't work out they would have to change their security policies or you would have send the files via usb-stick....
One trick we found to get around some filters that scan inside archives is to password protect the zip file. Depending on the severity of the filter's configuration, they will either let the archive through because they cannot scan inside it, or they will still reject it for the same reason.
Would love the Windows based cloud on Enscape. So that we can show our standalone files online.
Think most people would like to have that option for lets say 5$ a month more. 
Is there any way to create an executable file that work for our clients that use Apple products? Our workaround has been to create panoramas but they'd love the ability to walk around in the model. Thanks in advance for any tips/tricks.
Our Enscape executables require a windows operating system, so the standalone files would have to be run inside Bootcamp for example.
We're going to release a new functionality soon which will allow you to export WebGL standalone files which can be viewed in a browser afterwards. This will allow you to also view these standalone files on a Apple product which supports WebGL, so on pretty much every modern device they produce.
Do we have rough timeline on the WebGL? The people who sign my checks still run Mac's. I agree that its their own fault however....
Do we have rough timeline on the WebGL? The people who sign my checks still run Mac's. I agree that its their own fault however....
Our WebGL standalone export functionality will be available with our next release, around October.
