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"Kirk Andrews" <kir### [at] tektonart com> wrote:
> Ok, everyone else probably had this figured out from the beginning, but if you
> want to know, I figured it out. If you've got Vista, you need to go to the
> control panel/user accounts and find User Account Control, and turn it off.
> Then you can open up POV and tell it never to tell you all those little hints
> again. Afterward, you could turn user account control back on again if you so
> desired.
This same thing has bugged me, but disabling UAC is not an acceptable solution
in my situation. Is there any chance of a better solution which works within
the operating system instead of requiring interference with security? Maybe
using whatever replaced the registry is a good idea; perhaps some folks who
write Vista apps can speak up.
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