"BlahBuds" wrote in message
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Oh and delete doesn't have take an extra action...I'm assuming Rafters
is referring to having to empty the recycle bin before a file is really
deleted.

So you think that *really* deletes it?

So, where did you dig up this old post - what is the
date of that post you replied to?

yes it REALLY deletes the file...and YES i know files deleted are still
on the disk drive unless they are permanently destroyed before DELETED.
that's not what the term "delete" refers to. Yes, the post was from May
of this year. But you seemed to find your way back to it though....which
was my main reason for posting, not to really help Ol' Davy. I'm sure he
found a forum on his own with other people actually willing to answer
his question. If not, someone else may need the links...that's why i
posted the links anyways. Enjoy your posting


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On Fri, 3 Oct 2008 07:53:50 +0530, BlahBuds
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Yes, the post was from May
of this year. But you seemed to find your way back to it though....which
was my main reason for posting, not to really help Ol' Davy.

He uses a news reader. Your post to the thread found HIM.

One of the advantages of using a Newsreader, rather than that
quasi-forum you're using that scrounges the majority of it's posts
from Microsoft servers.

"BlahBuds" wrote in message
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yes it REALLY deletes the file...and YES i know files deleted are still
on the disk drive unless they are permanently destroyed before DELETED.
that's not what the term "delete" refers to.

Oh, I see now. Delete means something other than delete in
your world.

Yes, the post was from May
of this year. But you seemed to find your way back to it though....which
was my main reason for posting, not to really help Ol' Davy.

Ahh, trolling. I guess I'll ignore you then.

I'm sure he
found a forum on his own with other people actually willing to answer
his question.

I answered his question, and as you decided to do his work
for him you found answers even older than the post was - so
the answer was available on the web all along.

I'm not against people reducing their security if that is what
they want to do, but people who can't find out how to do
so on their own should be made aware of the downside
especially if they are doing it just to avoid that extra click
that is sooo annoying to have to do.

If not, someone else may need the links...that's why i
posted the links anyways. Enjoy your posting

I'm sure everyone is flocking to those sites as we speak.

Enjoy your trolling...

Trolling...had to look that one up. You're obviously much more into
forum threads than I. I happened to be searching for the same answer as
David (As I said earlier), and only posted my links because you didn't
answer his question at all. Only gave him reasons for why he shouldn't.
I thought that's what the Technical Support Computer Help Windows
Vista Vista Security area would be about. Apparently I was wrong. If
I wouldn't have known the definition of "Trolling" I would have used it
myself. Keep yelling "From the Rafter" man, I'm sure people get allot
out of it.


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Start Menu Run gpedit.msc User Configuration Administrative
Templates Windows Components Attachment Manager
In the right pane, double click on 'Inclusion list for moderate risk
file types' Enabled Under 'Inclusion list for moderate risk file
types' *.* OK
Do the same for 'Inclusion list for low risk file types'

Try this Sub the *.* with .url

I think........... Do you know which risk class the file type is?
that would be where you place it I think

I had the same problem but with media files such as .jpg, .wmv, .tiff
etc.

I placed them in the moderate one and restarted the computer now when I
double click on the file type I no longer get the open file security
warning.

also look at the other groupings in the attachment manager click on
them once will give you a description of what they do.


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Hi,

This article may help someone...

'see here '
(http://www.mydigitallife.info/2007/0...x-in-vista-ie/)

=== text from the website ===

To reset or change back the open or save behavior when downloading a
file with IE 7 in Vista, simply run Registry Editor (type regedit in
Start Search), and then navigate to the following registry key.

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Shell \AttachmentExecute\{0002DF01-0000-0000-C000-000000000046}

Note: {0002DF01-0000-0000-C000-000000000046} is the Class ID for the
InternetExplorer.Application object.

Inside this registry key, there will be a list of value data
corresponding to all the file types that you have unticked the “Always
ask before opening this type of file” option check box against.

Reset Registry

Simply delete any unwanted registry values for the file type or
extension that you want to reset or return the filetype to their default
download behaviour.

For Windows XP, 2003, 2000 and older, there is simpler method to reset
the Always Ask setting.


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If you click the "button" on the bottom left corner, then type in "auc"
or "uac" it should give you some options to open up and from there, you
can turn that annoyance off. Another way is by going to control panel,
user accounts, and look for the option there as well. Hope this helps


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