asking EVERY time wether id like to open zips or exes,
Cuz it's so hard clicking a single button to get rid of that dialog every time, isn't it?
I guess Vista, being a lot better organized than XP, has a better chance of things working like that.
Vista is worse again. Security Center has been upgraded with a few extra things that it can complain about if you switch them off (or not completely 100% automated the way MS wants it).
I uninstalled it since it wouldn't let me remove the M$ search bar, leaving me with both Google Toolbar and theirs.
Odd tactic. I just configured the search bar to use Google (actually the FIRST thing I did when I first booted up IE7 beta all that time ago) and uninstalled the Google Toolbar. The only thing I miss is the ability to translate any page from the pop up menu.
The GUI sucks. Death to IE 7.
Don't ever take a look at Vista then...
Im refering to files on my pc, nothing to do with the internet.. Now, every time i open an exe file or zip file (or even aps that use external exes) i get a message 'INTERNET EXPLORER: do you want to open it'.
I installed it and suddenly I could not download anything... my security settings di not allow it... CRAPTASTIC!!!
That is not normal behaviour - I've never encountered that once (either in Vista or in XPSP2).
Lol, how do you do that then without paying microsoft to get on their 'approved vendors' list. :P
Last I checked, warning dialogs will pop up in IE7 for MS programs - ie there is no 'right' or 'wrong' exes...
I use the scrollwheel, next thing I know, it'z zooming in and out, and I don't know what I've pressed to make it do that! :/
The Ctrl button, just like every other IE (although zoom has taken over the font size function).
Sent a song i had recorded and ONCE i'd finished sending, MSN wouldn't let him open it, because it said it was dangerous.
In MSN 8, that is an option in preferences that is disabled by default. If he turned it on, it's his own fault. Though I learnt in MSN 7 days not to click on a file link from within MSN.