PopUp Security Warning - How to Avoid

I am building a company website and we have a flash intro...I
used the
stop();
getURL("
http://www.companyname.com/index.html");
command to auto redirect after the into is done playing.
After hours of toying with different ways to do it, this is the
only way I could get it to work. Now, whenever I try it on various
computers, they all bring up a security warning, saying that Flash
Player is trying to access the internet...change global security
settings..blah blah blah
Since this is a big website with a lot of hits, I do not want
everyone to have to go through these security warnings just to get
to the site! Is there anyway I can solve this? I have Flash MX and
Published using Player 5.
Thanks so much for the help!

May be pResponse.getNamesList() returns List type,
not List<Names> .
If so you need to correct the getNamesList() return type.
If you are not able to do that ( it is a method from library)
you could write @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")teg before the line 2.

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