Small spelling mistake in popup box

Hi everyone from MS, whilst I was installing an
application the firewall popped up to inform me that
either an Active X or Javascript was 'attampting' to
install... swap the second a for an e.
Great product though

Yes, some activex and javascript code can be malicious.

Andre
"iNCOMPLETE" <m0nsta2003@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Hi everyone from MS, whilst I was installing an
> application the firewall popped up to inform me that
> either an Active X or Javascript was 'attampting' to
> install... swap the second a for an e.
> Great product though

yes code can be malicious but in this case it wasn't as I
was testing the firewall - its the spelling mistake I'm
pointing out!
>-----Original Message-----
>Yes, some activex and javascript code can be malicious.
>
>Andre
>"iNCOMPLETE" <m0nsta2003@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>news:213201c501ec$b00367d0$a601280a@phx.gbl...
>> Hi everyone from MS, whilst I was installing an
>> application the firewall popped up to inform me that
>> either an Active X or Javascript was 'attampting' to
>> install... swap the second a for an e.
>> Great product though
>
>
>.
>

Report it as a false positive here then:
http://www.spynet.com/falsepositive.aspx

Andre
"iNCOMPLETE" <m0nsta2003@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:213201c501ec$b00367d0$a601280a@phx.gbl...
> Hi everyone from MS, whilst I was installing an
> application the firewall popped up to inform me that
> either an Active X or Javascript was 'attampting' to
> install... swap the second a for an e.
> Great product though

> Andre Da Costa scribbled:

>> "iNCOMPLETE" wrote in message
>> Hi everyone from MS, whilst I was installing an
>> application the firewall popped up to inform me that
>> either an Active X or Javascript was 'attampting' to
>> install... swap the second a for an e.
>> Great product though

> Report it as a false positive here then:
> http://www.spynet.com/falsepositive.aspx

See the subject line.
He's reporting the *SPELLING* of 'attempting' is wrong, NOT reporting false
positives in Active X or javascript....

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Replace the obvious with paradise.net to email me
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Grammatical errors are know issue, and will be fixed, don't worry.

Andre
"Max Burke" <mlvburke@xxxxxxxxx.nz> wrote in message
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>> Andre Da Costa scribbled:
>
>>> "iNCOMPLETE" wrote in message
>>> Hi everyone from MS, whilst I was installing an
>>> application the firewall popped up to inform me that
>>> either an Active X or Javascript was 'attampting' to
>>> install... swap the second a for an e.
>>> Great product though
>
>> Report it as a false positive here then:
>> http://www.spynet.com/falsepositive.aspx
>
> See the subject line.
> He's reporting the *SPELLING* of 'attempting' is wrong, NOT reporting
> false positives in Active X or javascript....
>
> --
> mlvburke@xxxxxxxx.nz
> Replace the obvious with paradise.net to email me
> Found Images
> http://homepages.paradise.net.nz/~mlvburke

"Andre Da Costa" <andred25@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Grammatical errors are know issue, and will be fixed, don't worry.
>
> Andre

Andre

While you are at it could you please get Microsoft to fix the spelling
errors in Word 2003 as well, for an English product to spell colour
incorrectly is very bad.

Dick
{very big grin}

Are you certain your locale is set correctly? <g> and what about kerb?
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"Dick Cardy" <ngnov2004@bcs-israel.com> wrote in message
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>
> "Andre Da Costa" <andred25@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:%23Te8KFmAFHA.1892@CPMSFTNGSA04.privatenews.microsoft.com...
>> Grammatical errors are know issue, and will be fixed, don't worry.
>>
>> Andre
>
> Andre
>
> While you are at it could you please get Microsoft to fix the spelling
> errors in Word 2003 as well, for an English product to spell colour
> incorrectly is very bad.
>
> Dick
> {very big grin}
>
>

"Bill Sanderson" <Bill_Sanderson@msn.com.plugh.org> wrote in message
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> Are you certain your locale is set correctly? <g> and what about kerb?
> --
You lost me regarding the comment about kerb, mind you it is 3 am here.

Locale set correctly - English (UK)

Back to business - site XP computer with beta on running ok, the only thing
I forgot was to turn off the notification box that is displayed after a
scan.

The computer I have installed the product on is one that is used moderately
i.e on average will get 50 different people using it per day. If it runs ok
for a few days I will likely install the product on one of the heavier used
computers. Will keep you updated.

Dick

You may find that turning that notification box off is also buggy. I've not
tried it myself, but others have found that those checkboxes do not have the
effects that they expect.

(on this side of the pond it is "curb"--however, it probably isn't a word
used anywhere in Word's help or user interface, so it was a poor joke!)

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"Dick Cardy" <ngnov2004@bcs-israel.com> wrote in message
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>
> "Bill Sanderson" <Bill_Sanderson@msn.com.plugh.org> wrote in message
> news:%23x%23Z9JnAFHA.464@CPMSFTNGSA04.privatenews.microsoft.com...
>> Are you certain your locale is set correctly? <g> and what about kerb?
>> --
> You lost me regarding the comment about kerb, mind you it is 3 am here.
>
> Locale set correctly - English (UK)
>
> Back to business - site XP computer with beta on running ok, the only
> thing
> I forgot was to turn off the notification box that is displayed after a
> scan.
>
> The computer I have installed the product on is one that is used
> moderately
> i.e on average will get 50 different people using it per day. If it runs
> ok
> for a few days I will likely install the product on one of the heavier
> used
> computers. Will keep you updated.
>
> Dick
>
>