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Rich Pasco
I'm running Windows XP.
Within the last week, every time I double-click on a JPG image file in
Windows Explorer (or type its name on the command line), I get:
Open File - Security Warning
Do you want to open this file?
... [Open] [Cancel]
[x] Always ask before opening this file
While files from the Internet can be useful, this file type can
potentially harm your computer....
I can un-check the "Always ask" box, and then it doesn't prompt me any
more for that particular image, but it still prompts for other JPG images.
Can anyone explain why I am suddenly getting this prompt?
Could it be that recently I installed Firefox 3.0?
How can I disable this prompt for *all* JPEG images, regardless of how
I acquire them?
- Rich
Within the last week, every time I double-click on a JPG image file in
Windows Explorer (or type its name on the command line), I get:
Open File - Security Warning
Do you want to open this file?
... [Open] [Cancel]
[x] Always ask before opening this file
While files from the Internet can be useful, this file type can
potentially harm your computer....
I can un-check the "Always ask" box, and then it doesn't prompt me any
more for that particular image, but it still prompts for other JPG images.
Can anyone explain why I am suddenly getting this prompt?
Could it be that recently I installed Firefox 3.0?
How can I disable this prompt for *all* JPEG images, regardless of how
I acquire them?
- Rich