Internet Explorer /Active X problems

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    Default Internet Explorer /Active X problems

    I am using Windows XP with service pack 2. I have created a website in
    Dreamweaver and have a drop down navigation system. The website only exists on
    my computer as I am in the testing stages. When I try to preview in I.E.
    browser the following message appears: ?To help protect your security Internet
    Explorer has restricted this file from showing active content that could access
    your computer. Click here for options?. Then a message saying ?Allowed blocked
    content?, then a security warning advising that content such as script and
    ActiveX controls may be useful but might also harm your computer? If I click on
    yes I can see the drop down menu but have to go through the whole procedure
    again if I want to test other pages.

    I realise that it is probably a case of either ticking or unticking a box in
    Tools, Options, on I.E. and have tried various options without success. I would
    like to be able to turn off this protection whilst working on the website. Any
    help would be most appreciated as it is driving me mad. Thanks.


    susieboots Guest

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    Default Re: Internet Explorer /Active X problems

    [url]http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153[/url]

    or add the "Mark of the Web" to your local files' markup (immediately under
    the Doctype, if there is one)

    <!-- saved from url=(0014)about:internet -->


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    "susieboots" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
    news:dgj8a3$g9e$1@forums.macromedia.com...
    >I am using Windows XP with service pack 2. I have created a website in
    > Dreamweaver and have a drop down navigation system. The website only
    > exists on
    > my computer as I am in the testing stages. When I try to preview in I.E.
    > browser the following message appears: ?To help protect your security
    > Internet
    > Explorer has restricted this file from showing active content that could
    > access
    > your computer. Click here for options?. Then a message saying ?Allowed
    > blocked
    > content?, then a security warning advising that content such as script and
    > ActiveX controls may be useful but might also harm your computer? If I
    > click on
    > yes I can see the drop down menu but have to go through the whole
    > procedure
    > again if I want to test other pages.
    >
    > I realise that it is probably a case of either ticking or unticking a box
    > in
    > Tools, Options, on I.E. and have tried various options without success. I
    > would
    > like to be able to turn off this protection whilst working on the website.
    > Any
    > help would be most appreciated as it is driving me mad. Thanks.
    >
    >

    Murray *TMM* Guest

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