Notification window scrolls across screen

If I have RealTime protection running, and I try to run a
program it thinks I shouldn't, a window scrolls across
the screen faster than I can read it. It starts at the
bottom, and then scrolls off the top. I can't capture
the contents of the window in any of the ways I've tried.

"Dave6d6ky" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:146e01c54803$9b441800$a401280a@phx.gbl...
> If I have RealTime protection running, and I try to run a
> program it thinks I shouldn't, a window scrolls across
> the screen faster than I can read it. It starts at the
> bottom, and then scrolls off the top. I can't capture
> the contents of the window in any of the ways I've tried.


Searching the newsgroup would have revealed prior posts noting the same
bug when using a vertical Windows taskbar (and presumably that is what
you are also using). You'll have to wait until the next version gets
released to see if Microsoft fixes this bug from Giant.

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Its a known bug and they are working to slow down the notifications in beta
2. Danny, I can't see how not releasing it as beta (public or private) is
going to help make the product better. More eyes seeing the early code,
thats good thing.

After Microsoft AntiSpyware Beta 1 expires, there will probably be a beta 2
or it will already have been finalized, which also means it will be free to
all licensed Windows users, except for those running Windows 9x operating
systems or NT 4.
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"Dave6d6ky" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:146e01c54803$9b441800$a401280a@phx.gbl...
> If I have RealTime protection running, and I try to run a
> program it thinks I shouldn't, a window scrolls across
> the screen faster than I can read it. It starts at the
> bottom, and then scrolls off the top. I can't capture
> the contents of the window in any of the ways I've tried.