06-01-2003, 12:17 AM
You can do that with IE as well, I actually thought that was what was originally being asked about. When you save an .exe you can open the folder where you downloaded the file, run the file, or close the download dialog. You can also run an .exe straight from a the site, which is what you are refering to, but that is actually turned off by default with one of the patches (it may take SP1, dunno).
Just had to clear that up so that people didn't think that doing a right click save as, or just having the automated action being save and then using the open option after the file was downloaded did that. If you click on the .exe and immediately click open instead of save, then it does as described.
Just had to clear that up so that people didn't think that doing a right click save as, or just having the automated action being save and then using the open option after the file was downloaded did that. If you click on the .exe and immediately click open instead of save, then it does as described.
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It's all just zeroes and ones and duct tape in the end.
It's all just zeroes and ones and duct tape in the end.