Is there any way to turn off the message many people get when opening that "This program may contain a virus" ? It's not exactly the warmest first impression one can receive.....
I've had this problem as well and from what I understand there is no solution. Due to the huge virus problem, all anti-virus programs are getting very aggressive against any software that hasn't been approved by Microsoft.
Traditionally, anything being run through a browser was safe. Not any more. With the explosion of WSH "Windows Scripting Host"; HTA "Hyper Text Applications; and JavaScript programs, nothing can be considered safe any more.
All you can do is design and produce your material and hope that your customers are getting use to these warning messages.
HOWEVER, I will NOT buy Active Ebook Compiler if this issue has not been resolved.
Has it been resolved?
Thanks, Rod
P.S: I am C++ Developer and a hard-core programmer so please give me a real answer to this problem. My interest in your ebook is program additional modules. However, if initially your compiled executables are detected as virus, then it's no use. I would appreciate an answer, and I hope this has been solved.
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