A
Alex
Hello,
I've been unable to find a better place to report bugs, so
please let me know if there is one!
On to the problem: When running a batch file, MS Anti
Spyware pops up a dialog asking if I really want to allow
the batch file to be run. This is all well and good, but
if you click "Allow" then it changes the active directory
to be c:\windows\system32. Better hope you have a batch
file that doesn't use relative paths! Further executions
of the batch file run from the proper directory.
I've been unable to find a better place to report bugs, so
please let me know if there is one!
On to the problem: When running a batch file, MS Anti
Spyware pops up a dialog asking if I really want to allow
the batch file to be run. This is all well and good, but
if you click "Allow" then it changes the active directory
to be c:\windows\system32. Better hope you have a batch
file that doesn't use relative paths! Further executions
of the batch file run from the proper directory.