how to prevent permission dialog box for particular program?

Every time I run Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004 in Vista RC1, I get a dialog
asking whether I know and trust the program. Is there a way of telling Vista
that I trurt this program always, so that it will run this particular program
henceforth without the dialog box? Note - I don't want to turn off this
security check for all new software.

Every time I run Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004 in Vista RC1, I get a dialog
asking whether I know and trust the program. Is there a way of telling Vista
that I trurt this program always, so that it will run this particular program
henceforth without the dialog box? Note - I don't want to turn off this
security check for all new software.

"Ado Neilson" wrote:

> Every time I run Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004 in Vista RC1, I get a dialog
> asking whether I know and trust the program.

Macromedia Dreamweaver is bad programmed if it requires administrative
priviledges

"Ado Neilson" <AdoNeilson@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:02390210-BACC-4976-A4AF-9B4F063ECDE0@microsoft.com...

> Every time I run Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004 in Vista RC1, I get a
> dialog
> asking whether I know and trust the program. Is there a way of telling
> Vista
> that I trurt this program always, so that it will run this particular
> program
> henceforth without the dialog box? Note - I don't want to turn off this
> security check for all new software.

Microsoft has been after the software developers for years to change their
dastardly ways. Most third-party applications do not need to run at an
elevated privilege level. And yet, here we are because Symantec, Adobe and
countless others still insist that a mouse driver needs to hook the kernel.

What did Adobe (who purchased Macromedia) say about their software not being
Vista compatible when you contacted them?

How can I bypass the administrator priviliges to recover files

"BillD" wrote:

>
>
> "Ado Neilson" wrote:
>

>
> Macromedia Dreamweaver is bad programmed if it requires administrative
> priviledges

This is not helpfull at all Mark. Adobe and the others will eventually adapt.
In the meanwhile I have to tell my customers to forget Vista till about one
year after the official release. I very much doubt this is what MS wants......

"Mark D. VandenBerg" wrote:

>
> "Ado Neilson" <AdoNeilson@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:02390210-BACC-4976-A4AF-9B4F063ECDE0@microsoft.com...

>
> Microsoft has been after the software developers for years to change their
> dastardly ways. Most third-party applications do not need to run at an
> elevated privilege level. And yet, here we are because Symantec, Adobe and
> countless others still insist that a mouse driver needs to hook the kernel.
>
> What did Adobe (who purchased Macromedia) say about their software not being
> Vista compatible when you contacted them?
>
>
>

Hello,

Unfortunately, this is not possible. You will have to wait until Macromedia
makes an update available to fix this problem.


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- JB

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