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Tom 2001-06-02 11:22
On my work machine IT has installed AnalogX's ScriptDefender. What it does is intercept all calls to VBS files with a dialog asking if you really want to allow the file to execute. With 99% of viruses out there using VBS it seems like a smart thing to do. In fact, other than UltraMon I don't use VBS scripts for a single thing on my system.
Anyway, with AnalogX's Script Defender installed the dialog pops up when I use a shortcut for Ultramon. If I hit ok for it to execute, it'll launch the program but not move the window.
Is there any chance to redo these shortcuts without VBS? VB is a MAJOR security hole, and more and more places I've seen are disabling windows scripting and VBS associations to prevent the spread of viruses.
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Christian Studer 2001-06-03 02:47
I'll implement this in one of the next releases. Instead of .vbs files, you'll have .ums files with configuration data, which will be executed by a new shortcut launcher.
BTW, can you use UltraMon wallpapers on the system at work?
Christian Studer
www.realtimesoft.com
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Tom Simpson 2001-06-07 04:34
Yeah, I can use them... there are a couple of Tom's on the forum here, I can use the wallpaper designer on both my home & work system.
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