Flash player security annoyance - connecting to URL from local file

I am trying to test some links for a button I have in my flash file. Everytime I try to do this, it brings up this ridiculous security screen window, saying that Flash has stopped a potentially unsafe operation. I then goto the settings pain. 'Always Allow' is clicked already. I then shut down browser and flash player and restart. Still prompts this window when I try again. I need to test the link before sending out this banner to advertiser and I shouldn't have to upload this to a web server everytime I want to test it.
How do I fix this?

Hi, On the PC, if the Operating System is Vista or Win7, then there is a feature called UAC(User Account Control) This is to protect the IE7/IE8 browser/OS, a Security Feature if you will. In Vista the Setting can only be OFF or ON. When it is ON, then Internet Explorer issues a Security Warning, which is a pain and most users just turned it OFF.
So Microsoft made a change in Win7 and now this UAC has various Settings which the user can change depending on his browsing the Internet, etc. It is all Security related.
If it is IE putting up the warning, then it's problably the UAC. If it is coming from another source, then I'd have to say some Security Setting involving another program/feature.
Thanks,
eidnolb

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quote:
Originally posted by:
maggie_822
Dear all,
I m using captivate for doing my eDemo, however I am just be
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companies most likely are using Captivate for their web application
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