As topic says when double clicking on a .mp3 DO9 asks me if im sure that I want to open the file. Quite annoying ims. So my question is as follows how to turn off this feature?
FYI
Explorer does not ask me this.
thanx
Are you sure it's Opus asking you? Could you post a screenshot of what you see?
Sure can.
And as I said this message wont turn up in windows explorer.
I think the warning is not from DOpus. Do you open the file from a network path?
This prompt can be disabled via the Internet Explorer security settings!
[quote="Christiaan"]I think the warning is not from DOpus. Do you open the file from a network path?
This prompt can be disabled via the Internet Explorer security settings![/quote]
Yes its from a network path but as I said windows explorer (not internet explorer) are not asking this question from the same location.
I'm not sure why Windows Explorer doesn't ask...
But if you open a file from a network drive in Windows Explorer (and DOpus, I think), the entire remote computer or network share can be changed to another zone by using Internet Explorer's security controls:
Open IE, and click on Tools, Internet Options. Or, open Control Panel, click on "Network and Internet Connections" (if applicable) and select Internet Options. Then, go to the Security tab. Select "Local Intranet", click the Sites button, then click the Advanced button. Add the name, IP address, or drive letter of the network computer, then click Ok (a drive letter will be converted to the computer name). If "Require server verification" is checked, you'll need to uncheck it temporarily while adding the server name/IP.
Give it a try. 
[quote="Christiaan"]I'm not sure why Windows Explorer doesn't ask...
But if you open a file from a network drive in Windows Explorer (and DOpus, I think), the entire remote computer or network share can be changed to another zone by using Internet Explorer's security controls:
Open IE, and click on Tools, Internet Options. Or, open Control Panel, click on "Network and Internet Connections" (if applicable) and select Internet Options. Then, go to the Security tab. Select "Local Intranet", click the Sites button, then click the Advanced button. Add the name, IP address, or drive letter of the network computer, then click Ok (a drive letter will be converted to the computer name). If "Require server verification" is checked, you'll need to uncheck it temporarily while adding the server name/IP.
Give it a try. [/quote]
Hi thanks for your help, I have tried it but still no luck I'm afraid 
Anyone else have an idea ?
You can also try this:
Right-click the .mp3 file -> Select properties -> Click the "Unblock" button -> Click OK
If there's no Unblock button, try this:
Go to Start -> Run
Type in gpedit.msc and select OK
Go to User Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Windows Components -> Attachment Manager
Configure "Inclusion list for low file types" to Enabled (double click "Inclusion list for low file types" to do this), and enter the file
types that you don't want to be warned about into the box. Into the extensions field, enter .mp3 and click OK.
By the way: do you use Windows XP or Windows Vista?
[quote="Christiaan"]You can also try this:
Right-click the .mp3 file -> Select properties -> Click the "Unblock" button -> Click OK
If there's no Unblock button, try this:
Go to Start -> Run
Type in gpedit.msc and select OK
Go to User Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Windows Components -> Attachment Manager
Configure "Inclusion list for low file types" to Enabled (double click "Inclusion list for low file types" to do this), and enter the file
types that you don't want to be warned about into the box. Into the extensions field, enter .mp3 and click OK.
By the way: do you use Windows XP or Windows Vista?[/quote]
oh sorry should have said that windows XP
i will try it out right now.
Hm my computer cant find gpedit.msc, I have WinXP Home maybe it's not a built in thingy in Home edition.
That's true. gpedit is not in WinXP Home.
Ok, no gpedit.msc on winXP Home....
Try this: Save the following text below as DefaultFileTypeRisk.reg:
[code]Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Associations]
"DefaultFileTypeRisk"=dword:00001807
"LowRiskFileTypes"=".mp3"
[/code]
Double-click the file DefaultFileTypeRisk.reg to merge it into your registry and then reboot the computer...
[quote="Christiaan"]Ok, no gpedit.msc on winXP Home....
Try this: Save the following text below as DefaultFileTypeRisk.reg:
[code]Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Associations]
"DefaultFileTypeRisk"=dword:00001807
"LowRiskFileTypes"=".mp3"
[/code]
Double-click the file DefaultFileTypeRisk.reg to merge it into your registry and then reboot the computer...[/quote]
Woohoooo! it worked 
Thanx a billion Christiaan and all of you guys that helped.