h a l f b a k e r yThe phrase 'crumpled heap' comes to mind.
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This is definitely something I've wished for. There is a "No To All" button, but it only shows up in uninstall dialogs, but no where else I know of. |
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I agree. Someone ring Bill quick! |
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Someone do that *after* they've made him put a " No to All" button into Windows Explorer |
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err... believe it or not, you can already do this.
Simply hold the <SHIFT> key when clicking on the <No> button. Yet another little "trick" of windows... |
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Wow! How did you discover that? |
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The shift trick is documented a few places... but if you want to see it, first you have to present the gate-keeper with the four unbroken seals of Khe-Derr', two Ardvark Spines and the blood of a freshly slain Unicorn. |
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On a similar note, I'd like to see an option in those annoying installation dialogs (the online popup plugin stuff where it has an option to "always trust content from -content provider-") that lets you "never trust content from -content provider-". |
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freefall: There's a product--I think it's called SpywareBlaster, which tricks IE into thinking that you've installed all sorts of spyware thingies; it won't ask you anymore if you want to install Gatorware, because it will think it's already installed (even though it isn't). |
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I actually wrote my own move/copy utility a long time ago to accomplish this very thing. [+] |
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Somewhat baked I guess with the <shift>-No feature... but Croissant none the less to make it more obvious! |
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