My windows vista automatically upgraded and now I am getting a security pop
up everytime I try to open an email, "do you wan to allow this?????"

Can this be turned off?

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"dec199" <dec199@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> My windows vista automatically upgraded and now I am getting a security
> pop
> up everytime I try to open an email, "do you wan to allow this?????"
>
> Can this be turned off?

This doesn't sound like expected behavior, what application and/or website
are you using for e-mail?

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"Paul Smith" wrote:

> "dec199" <dec199@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:89FA5F4B-1479-4AB0-968B-02077E6370E8@microsoft.com...
> > My windows vista automatically upgraded and now I am getting a security
> > pop
> > up everytime I try to open an email, "do you wan to allow this?????"
> >
> > Can this be turned off?
>
> This doesn't sound like expected behavior, what application and/or website
> are you using for e-mail?
>
> --
> Paul Smith,
> Yeovil, UK.
> Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User.
> http://www.dasmirnov.net/blog/
> http://www.windowsresource.net/
>
> *Remove nospam. to reply by e-mail*
>
>
>

Likely your talking about User Account Control, and yes it can be turned off.

Originally Posted by Sephyx

Likely your talking about User Account Control, and yes it can be turned off.

This happens every time email is opened? No, that's unlikely... You don't need UAC for that.

"Sephyx" <Sephyx@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>
> Likely your talking about User Account Control, and yes it can be turned
> off.


Since you didn't quote anything of the message to which you were responding
(as I did above), this is an answer without a question. I have no idea what
you are talking about or to whom you are responding..


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Notice that I didn't bother to quote you, because I'm directly below you in this thread.

You use quotes when replying to messages other than directly above yours (which you did).

"MDOC" <MDOC.2vqfx2@no-mx.forums.net> wrote in message
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>
> Notice that I didn't bother to quote you, because I'm directly below you
> in this thread.
>
> You use quotes when replying to messages other than directly above
> yours (which you did).


Sorry, that's wrong. *Many* newsgroup participants (myself included) don't
save already-read messages. There is no directly below me (or even directly
above me, which is where the previous message normally is), because all
previous messages in the thread are gone.

You *may* be responding to me, but I'm not even sure of that; it could be to
someone else. If you want your message to be understood by all of us, you
*always* need to quote enough of what you are replying to to put your reply
into context.

You may, of course, do whatever you want. There are no real rules, and
nobody can tell you what you *must* do. But if you don't adhere to generally
accepted standards of netiquette (and that includes *always* quoting), you
will substantially reduce your audience. If I notice someone who habitually
doesn't quote, I normally kill-file him, because his messages are almost
always meaningless to me.

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OK, good point.