When I right click a .vbs file and then click on "Edit
with Visual Studio .NET 2003", AntiSpyware thinks a vbs
script is being executed and asks if it should be blocked.
If I select Allow, it runs the script instead of bring up
the VS editor. Then if I repeat this process after it has
been allowed, it works correctly and opens the script in
the VS editor.
This problem does not occur if I put the VS editor in my
Send To folder and right click a vbs file and send it to
the VS editor.

Ken,

This is a known issue and one which we are working to fix in a future
release.

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-steve

Steve Dodson [MSFT]
MCSE, CISSP
PSS Security

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"ken" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> When I right click a .vbs file and then click on "Edit
> with Visual Studio .NET 2003", AntiSpyware thinks a vbs
> script is being executed and asks if it should be blocked.
> If I select Allow, it runs the script instead of bring up
> the VS editor. Then if I repeat this process after it has
> been allowed, it works correctly and opens the script in
> the VS editor.
> This problem does not occur if I put the VS editor in my
> Send To folder and right click a vbs file and send it to
> the VS editor.

Here's a useful article about scripting issues with Microsoft Antispyware:

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scr...s/antispy.mspx

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"ken" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:632501c524f5$11090b40$(E-Mail Removed)...
> When I right click a .vbs file and then click on "Edit
> with Visual Studio .NET 2003", AntiSpyware thinks a vbs
> script is being executed and asks if it should be blocked.
> If I select Allow, it runs the script instead of bring up
> the VS editor. Then if I repeat this process after it has
> been allowed, it works correctly and opens the script in
> the VS editor.
> This problem does not occur if I put the VS editor in my
> Send To folder and right click a vbs file and send it to
> the VS editor.