HT2128 I am on Mac Lion. I about 36 photos frodownloadedm a friends storage place online.? I usually select about 10 at a time and view in preview (default) to make my selections. But Lion is saying blahblah.jpg is an application downloaded from the inter

I am on Mac Lion. I downloaded about 36 photos from a friends storage place online.?
I usually select about 10 at a time and view in preview (default) to make my selections. But Lion is saying "blahblah.jpg is an application downloaded from the internet. Are you sure you want to open it?" These are files not applications (jpg's)
Is there no way to change this and not get the question every time? I will have to do it for every picture one at a time- what a pain. The older operating system did not do this.

It's possible, but not recommended unless you're an advanced user who understands the risk. Install the free application "TinkerTool" (not "TinkerTool System"), select the Applications tab, and check the box labeled "Don't show quarantine warnings for downloaded files." Log out and log back in. This action will disable the built-in protection against malware. You've been warned.

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