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Downloads and IE..

2lazybutsmart

I'm trying to get an application that can stop or block all downloads in IE--an application that can stop the download dialog box from loading. I already have this app on my pc that stops popups from comming up. So I was sure if that kinda app was around, a downloadbuster or blocker must be around the corner too.

Does anyone have any ideas....

Thanks.
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RussS

Have you tried setting the IE security settings?

Just disable file downloads

Pavlov

RussS wrote:

Have you tried setting the IE security settings?

Just disable file downloads

*stands up and applauds*.... good answer, good answer....
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RussS

Ahhh, don't see family fued here .... thankfully?

The think I always tell people is before downloading something, find out if your current software has settings that will do the trick. A quick viewing of security settings in IE gives one many options, and the trick is to set things at a level that is the least intrusive.

tahjzhuan

it would be better if they had a 'prompt' option for that. right now, it's enable and disable and it does get annoying when you do want to download something.

RussS

This is true. However if they had that we would just then have to find something else to **** about :P

2lazybutsmart

Wow. that was cool RussS. Thanx. I always knew TE was like no place else.

OK, one more thing. Can I prevent users from playing around with the security settings once I set them?

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RussS

What is your OS?

2lazybutsmart

Oh it's all MS stuff. My pc runs windows XP but I've got another one that runs win 98. IE version is 5.0 on the win 98 machine and 6.0 on the XP machine.

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Webmaster

2lazybutsmart wrote:

Can I prevent users from playing around with the security settings once I set them?

This should be doable by using a group policy to enforce the 'disabled' setting.

2lazybutsmart

Webmaster wrote:

2lazybutsmart wrote:

Can I prevent users from playing around with the security settings once I set them?

This should be doable by using a group policy to enforce the 'disabled' setting.

...and me not being much of a networker, how's that done?

Pavlov

Happy reading

Guide to Understanding Group Policies

Webmaster

The default Inetres.adm template in particular...