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10.5: Remove the 'downloaded file' warning flag
This is not "vista-esque." Vista asks you to "cancel or allow" hundreds of ordinary behaviors that users do every day, several times a day--like plugging in an external drive, a thumb drive, even modifying the UAC settings. (Think of how many things Microsoft must believe could possibly be hijacked in a Vista system to require UAC warnings on so many things. They don't even trust the UAC control panel to remain secure, as shown by their requiring the user to confirm that they want to Allow changes in its settings.) Leopard is warning of a SINGLE known potential route of system infection: downloaded executables. And even then it is giving you intelligent options.
10.5: Remove the 'downloaded file' warning flag
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