To receive moving parts as in stationery script which I am involved with - you have to enable active X settings - located in your Internet Explorer/Tools/Internet Options/Security/Custom Level - if you enable there the Active X you will not receive these warnings. We also use Medium Security - have been involved with stationery and scripts for years and that is what we do.
Always run an updated Norton Virus Scan and have never had any bad luck with the Active X. receiving vir.......... This is using Outlook Express Mail Program. Hope this helps. I do not get any of these warnings - have used it with all Windows since 95 even. Charmaine Subject: Re: PCWorks: Active X Like the original poster, I'd like a good explanation of WHAT it is. I am now receiving the warning on my eBay search pages (actually two stinking warnings which I have to okay). I have my computer set up very tightly, it is protected with programming, and I am up to date on all patches. The benign warnings are dang irritating, that's why I would like to know WHAT activeX is just like the original poster asked. "Code enhancements" means nothing to me, I'm not a website developer, I want to use a website without being warned all the time that they are using the miserable activeX. What is it and WHAT does it do? Elaine ============= PCWorks Mailing List ================= Don't see your post? Check our posting guidelines & make sure you've followed proper posting procedures, http://pcworkers.com/rules.htm Contact list owner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Unsubscribing and other changes: http://pcworkers.com =====================================================
