I'm working on some web development that includes a bit of client-side Javascript, CSS and DHTML in some web pages, and I'm getting SO tired of that prompt which appears at the top of the IE window:

"To help protect your security, Internet Explorer has restricted this file from showing content that could access your computer. Click here for options ..."

I click there, click on Allow Blocked Content, and then I can continue, but the very next time I load the browser for the same page I have to do these steps again.

Does anybody know how to disable that specific prompt? I'd love to be able to go into IE's custom security settings and change something from "prompt" to "enable," but I've experimented quite a bit there to no avail. And even changing the overall security level to Low (in IE) doesn't seem to get rid of this prompt. Anybody have a suggestion what else to try?

TIA,
Doug