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Robert Schultz #1
DISABLE The hard coded IE5+ security risk file types
I understand according to this article:
[url]http://support.microsoft.com/?id=232077[/url]
That there are hardcoded file types in IE that demands the 'Warning,
this file may contain viruses' message to pop up whenever a file of
that type is opened.
In Windows XP (which I recently bought) whenever I'm MAPPED network
drive to another machine, IE forces me thru this whenever I open a .js
file!
I'm sick of it.
I've tried added file://mapped.network.box and \\mapped.network.box to
my Intranet sites in IE, no help.
I could not add it to trusted sites as that demands a http://
protocol.
Help! Is there any way to make it so when I double click a .js file on
a mapped network drive that windows just OPENS it instead of warning
me? GEEZ!
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