> I am running a coldfusion application that calls a .htm program (written > by a third party) that will sit on the clients computer not the server. > I am currently using VBScript in my coldfusion App which requires > ActiveX to be enabled for it to work. Problem is some clients have rules > set up that does not allow them to enable ActiveX. Anyone know of > another way??? Code is below.
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