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how to hide the Firewall dialog when my exe run?

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    my os is: window xp sp2 if I run the exe which I develop in vc, the firewire show the dialog to protect the os . the dialog message is: Unblock the program Keep blocking this program Keep blocking this program, but ask me again later how to hide the dialog in vc? how to select the first one in code not myself? thanks

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      my os is: window xp sp2 if I run the exe which I develop in vc, the firewire show the dialog to protect the os . the dialog message is: Unblock the program Keep blocking this program Keep blocking this program, but ask me again later how to hide the dialog in vc? how to select the first one in code not myself? thanks

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      This is not something you should do, and I would be very surprised if it was actually possible. The whole point of a firewall is that the user must make a choice. If any program could hide the dialog and select a choice then it can easily bypass the firewall entirely, and so spawn a new generation of virii/trojans. Don't do it!

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        This is not something you should do, and I would be very surprised if it was actually possible. The whole point of a firewall is that the user must make a choice. If any program could hide the dialog and select a choice then it can easily bypass the firewall entirely, and so spawn a new generation of virii/trojans. Don't do it!

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        Yes there is a way to do this. Its a registry issue. For the best interest of consumers I probably shouldnt post the code to do it. But it does have something to do with the registry. If people want the code, and it wont cause flack, I'll post it. Steve Welborn "Science can purify religion from error and superstition. Religion can purify science from idolatry and false absolutes" - 1987 John Paul the Great

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          Yes there is a way to do this. Its a registry issue. For the best interest of consumers I probably shouldnt post the code to do it. But it does have something to do with the registry. If people want the code, and it wont cause flack, I'll post it. Steve Welborn "Science can purify religion from error and superstition. Religion can purify science from idolatry and false absolutes" - 1987 John Paul the Great

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          thanks Swelborn! Can you email the code to me? or any message about the fireware registry issue! or tell me how to do that! it is my mail:cococut@msn.com

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            thanks Swelborn! Can you email the code to me? or any message about the fireware registry issue! or tell me how to do that! it is my mail:cococut@msn.com

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            I emailed it to you. Steve Welborn "Science can purify religion from error and superstition. Religion can purify science from idolatry and false absolutes" - 1987 John Paul the Great

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