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HOWEVER ALWAYS DISABLE BLOCKING FILES DO*NLOADED FROM THE INTERNET IN WINDOWS to add additional information about the origin of the file, this is done, of course, for the sake of computer security and user data, but as we all know, a good pest will not stop this, it is just a habit of reaping Yes on any window that constantly appears. Therefore, this functionality has lost its relevance, within six months after the introduction. If you use an example, then if you do*nload a file in .xslx format from Google Spreadsheets (as an example of a trusted site) and try to open it, Microsoft Excel will show this warning and will not allow editing the file until you click “Allow Editing” , which allows one-time allow editing until the next file opening. In order to allow editing of this file permanently, you need to open the file properties and click the bu*ton (in older versions of Windows), or tick the item “Unlock (Windows 10)”. Then click OK or Apply. But, when you constantly work with docu*ents do*nloaded from the electronic