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m.pepper
AntiSpyware blocked a .bat script I launched with an icon.
I answered "Allow" and the script executed as expected ...
almost. The "Start in:" directory specified in the
properties for the icon that started my batch file was
overridden -- ie, when my script executed, instead of the
current directory being the one specified, it was
windows\system32. The affect was that files looked for
were not found and files created ended up in windows\system32.
AntiSpyware needs to retain (or restore) the current
directory setting after intervening.
I answered "Allow" and the script executed as expected ...
almost. The "Start in:" directory specified in the
properties for the icon that started my batch file was
overridden -- ie, when my script executed, instead of the
current directory being the one specified, it was
windows\system32. The affect was that files looked for
were not found and files created ended up in windows\system32.
AntiSpyware needs to retain (or restore) the current
directory setting after intervening.