Check Ave thumbnail sizer executable Properties and Unblock it.
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I just downloaded and tried AveThumbnailSizer.exe -hide and it works fine.
Make a shortcut to the application in your Startup folder in the startmenu with
-hide as a parameter.
hello ramesh kumar.
Yes, this is the easy bit, but adding the (-hide) switch , still brings up a file security dialog box, its this box that i don't want on the screen every time i start the computer.
I could go into windows firewall and stop the security warnings, but i don't know if its worth doing this.
I could just run the application when i need to, but i would like it to run all the time, its just this file security box thats anoying
Even unchecking the "Ask me every time i open this file" it still come's up
Last edited by carl606; 5th July 2009 at 09:24. Reason: add a sentence
take control of the file giving it full rights. or enable test mode. one of the two might work. It looks like an unsigned driver issue..
wait a minute. what is the OS you are using...
[QUOTE=bstelling;136665]take control of the file giving it full rights.QUOTE]
Hi, bstelling.
What i did was to delete everything, and then start again, reinstalled thumbnailsizer.exe,created shortcut in the startup folder, and added the -hide
Switch.
And guess what No dialog box.
I do not know what happened the first time, as i checked everything about 10 times, i can only think something went wrong the first time i installed it.
The screen shot above, i did not look at this, the first time i installed it
That great! I'm glad you got it sorted out...
Hi - I have installed the 32bit version; the install seems successful except the width & height settings (for thumbnails) always revert to the defaults. This despite my clicking the "Start AveVista...with Windows" button as instructed.
The software does start with Windows, BTW. And I much like its effect after I set the width & height - just do not want to do this every time I boot up. It's not supposed to act that way, is it?
I tried removing the program and reinstalling. No difference.
Suggestions....
Try to run the executable (.exe) as Administrator and then set the width and height of thumbnail.