Re: [PCWorks] A tip for stopping annoying harassing "slide-ups" (a kind of pop-up) immune to pop-up blockers
- From: Hugh Vandervoort <hughv2@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pcworks@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2008 14:45:09 -0500
That's backward, David.
"Deny" protects you.
If some operation seems to then fail, study the message a bit and it
should become clear if the warning is related.
Cilnt is right in that ambiguous situations are very rare.
Remember, though, that if something really goes awry, it's Clint's fault.
David Grossman wrote:
> Dear Clint and Hugh,
>
> Deny. Sounds like reasonable advice.
>
> Of course, these AV programs were just doing their jobs when they warned me
> about the change. If I keep clicking on Deny whenever I am in the dark
> [story of my life :-) ] then I'm not allowing the programs to give me the
> protection that they were designed for.
>
> David Grossman
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