A Script Warning.

I have not used XVI32 for 6 months or longer and suddenly I get a
Script Defender warning,

A request to execute a potentially dangerous script has been made:

Shortcut XVI32.exe.Ink

Have tried Googling for that but get zilch - any clues please ?
Even stranger - I took an Irfanview screen shot of the script warning
and saved it - when I open the .jpg pic. it opens fine, but then
suddenly the pic. changes to being upside down - I would need to
stand on my head to read it ?

 

What happens if you browse to the folder that XVI32 is in and just click on the executable? Then create a new shortcut to the start menu (all users) or to wherever you want?

 

Thanks noway - Tried that and no problems, opened the shortcut on
the desktop without any dialogs popping up - just thought it was a strange
occurrence and never heard of an '.Ink' file - I might do what I should probably have done after Googling, try filext I think it's called.

 

Hi, MICRO

The warning might be because the file has a double extension. Shortcut XVI32.ext.ink

Take Care
TheQuest

 

Thanks Quest - It's an .exe.ink - you probably meant that anyway -
I just took a look at the shortcut properties but it only shows the .exe
not the .Ink - I also checked at filext but they appear to only connect it back to M$ - Anyway I have deleted the shortcut off the desktop and will open the file from it's folder when I need to - see what happens.