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Richard Bowker
could someone please look into this issue that was noted by
a colleague:
don't fully qualify my path in the file. After recently
installing microsoft's anti-spyware, when I try to run the
file for the first time again, a message pops up warning me
that a script is trying to run, and asking if I should
allow it.
Clicking yes is the obvious thing to do, however the first
time it runs (when you click to allow), it runs in the
C:\WINDOWS\system32 directory.
Which is not desirable.
a colleague:
I have a .bat file that looks like this:
and before doing a regclean. The problem comes because I@echo off
attrib *.* -r
del *.ocx
del *.dll
Which sits in my binaries directory and which I use after
unregistering
don't fully qualify my path in the file. After recently
installing microsoft's anti-spyware, when I try to run the
file for the first time again, a message pops up warning me
that a script is trying to run, and asking if I should
allow it.
Clicking yes is the obvious thing to do, however the first
time it runs (when you click to allow), it runs in the
C:\WINDOWS\system32 directory.
Which is not desirable.