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Hi,
I would have searched the groups first to see if this has already been reported, but sadly the search facility is down currently. I have VS.NET 2003 installed, and if I select a file with a ..vb extension and choose to open with notepad, it informs me that the script has been blocked, then acter allowing it, it loads the file into VS.NET not into notepad. Once this has happened for the first time with that particular file, any subsequent attempts succeed in opening into notepad with no messages. Just thought you may like to know. Regards, Kurt Sharp. |
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Thanks - this has been reported, and shoukl be well on the road to being
fixed. You should also know that there is a significant bug in script execution--when an unknown script is first executed, and you are prompted to allow or block that execution--the script will execute in the folder context of \system32, rather than the expected context of the scripts folder location. This happens only for this first execution--once approved, subsequent executions will have the expected folder context. -- FAQ for Microsoft Antispyware: http://www.geocities.com/marfer_mvp/FAQ_MSantispy.htm "Kurt Sharp" <K.Sharp@SiteStream.biz> wrote in message news:034701c549a0$d66bc830$a501280a@phx.gbl... > Hi, > I would have searched the groups first to see if this has > already been reported, but sadly the search facility is > down currently. > > I have VS.NET 2003 installed, and if I select a file with a > .vb extension and choose to open with notepad, it informs > me that the script has been blocked, then acter allowing > it, it loads the file into VS.NET not into notepad. Once > this has happened for the first time with that particular > file, any subsequent attempts succeed in opening into > notepad with no messages. Just thought you may like to know. > Regards, > Kurt Sharp. |
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