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This would work in IE, since I have to use FireFox I will keep working on it.
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This would work in IE, since I have to use FireFox I will keep working on it.

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We are a BPO and one of our Clients requires us to use Mozilla FireFox web browser to open up their web based tools. The Client requested we enable two web browser tabs to open up automatically at Startup. The first tab defaults to a URL and opens up fine. Once we plugged in the URL for the second tab to default to, we get a &quot;Open File - Security Warning&quot; window detailing the Name of the file with it's full network path ending in a .ink extension. The type of file it is, Shortcut and From, the full network path the &quot;file&quot; is located. <br />
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How can I disable or prevent this Security Warning from appearing on all 150 Agent's computers working this campaign? <br />
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Hope I was clear enough and thanks for the help! <br />
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-Mike
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We are a BPO and one of our Clients requires us to use Mozilla FireFox web browser to open up their web based tools. The Client requested we enable two web browser tabs to open up automatically at Startup. The first tab defaults to a URL and opens up fine. Once we plugged in the URL for the second tab to default to, we get a "Open File - Security Warning" window detailing the Name of the file with it's full network path ending in a .ink extension. The type of file it is, Shortcut and From, the full network path the "file" is located. 

How can I disable or prevent this Security Warning from appearing on all 150 Agent's computers working this campaign? 

Hope I was clear enough and thanks for the help! 

-Mike

Windows XP - Open File - Security Warning

The Windows operating systems have distinct methodologies for designing and implementing networks, and have specific systems to accomplish various networking processes, such as Exchange for email, Sharepoint for shared files and programs, and IIS for delivery of web pages. Microsoft also produces server technologies for networked database use, security and virtualization.