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"Open File - Security Warning"

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Old February 27th, 2007, 04:05 AM
Wayne
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How do I get rid of the generic Windows "Open File - Security Warning"
that appears when I try to open a database that resides on another PC
on my home network? This is not the annoying macro security warning -
I have my macro security set to low. The warning I am describing only
appears when a database on another machine is opened.

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Old February 27th, 2007, 09:35 PM
Ian
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re: "Open File - Security Warning"


Wayne wrote:
Quote:
How do I get rid of the generic Windows "Open File - Security Warning"
that appears when I try to open a database that resides on another PC
on my home network? This is not the annoying macro security warning -
I have my macro security set to low. The warning I am describing only
appears when a database on another machine is opened.
>
Get rid of IE7
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Old February 27th, 2007, 10:15 PM
Wayne
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re: "Open File - Security Warning"


On Feb 28, 7:22 am, Ian <ian.sex...@ntlworld.comwrote:
Quote:
Wayne wrote:
Quote:
How do I get rid of the generic Windows "Open File - Security Warning"
that appears when I try to open a database that resides on another PC
on my home network? This is not the annoying macro security warning -
I have my macro security set to low. The warning I am describing only
appears when a database on another machine is opened.
>
Get rid of IE7
Thanks for the reply Ian. Has it been your experience that IE7 is
causing this? Another obscure problem that I have noticed since
installing IE7 that I have previously posted on this group (no replies
though) is that if I have one Access database open and then open
another by double clicking the file in Explorer, the second instance
of the Access application opens immediately but then there is a 5
second or so lag before the second database actually opens.

If the second database is opened from a shortcut that specifies the
path to the Access exe as well as the file path, it opens
immediately.

The way I have gotten around the problem is to install a utility
called "AccVer" that associates different versions of Access files
with their respective version of Access. With this utility installed,
the second and subsequent databases open immediately.

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Old February 28th, 2007, 03:15 PM
DavidB
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re: "Open File - Security Warning"


This happens to systems w/o IE7. Its not specifically an IE7 issue.


On Feb 27, 5:05 pm, "Wayne" <cqdigi...@volcanomail.comwrote:
Quote:
On Feb 28, 7:22 am, Ian <ian.sex...@ntlworld.comwrote:
>
Quote:
Wayne wrote:
Quote:
How do I get rid of the generic Windows "Open File - Security Warning"
that appears when I try to open a database that resides on another PC
on my home network? This is not the annoying macro security warning -
I have my macro security set to low. The warning I am describing only
appears when a database on another machine is opened.
>
Quote:
Get rid of IE7
>
Thanks for the reply Ian. Has it been your experience that IE7 is
causing this? Another obscure problem that I have noticed since
installing IE7 that I have previously posted on this group (no replies
though) is that if I have one Access database open and then open
another by double clicking the file in Explorer, the second instance
of the Access application opens immediately but then there is a 5
second or so lag before the second database actually opens.
>
If the second database is opened from a shortcut that specifies the
path to the Access exe as well as the file path, it opens
immediately.
>
The way I have gotten around the problem is to install a utility
called "AccVer" that associates different versions of Access files
with their respective version of Access. With this utility installed,
the second and subsequent databases open immediately.

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Old February 28th, 2007, 07:05 PM
Wayne
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re: "Open File - Security Warning"


So does anyone know the cause and how to stop the message appearing?

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