Transaction IView (some files can harm computer...

When executing a transaction iview, a IE window pops up with the warning "Some files can harm your computer. If the info...". How can I get rid of it? If I click on the open button, the sasp gui loads up fine.
Thanks
Raj

hi Prakash,
My problem is almost the same, but I am adding a page to portal favorites (ex: overview page of accounts workset in crm business package) and when i am clicking on that link in portal favorites, it is opening the same message that raj balakrishnan was saying, However even if i click on OK, it again opens a "windows cannot open this file" dialog asking for whether to use webservice to find apporpriate progaram or select from list (where i selected IE).
could you please let me know why is it so?
Thank you

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