> It CAN be disabled, I did do so for newsgroups because a troll on one of
my
> groups was scripting in her msgs and sending us to her site for fun and
games.
Outlook or Outlook Express? There's a difference. I know Outlook Express
can be put into the Restricted zone so it doesn't run embedded scripts, but
then Outlook Express can't be scripted ('to be scripted' means to be put
under the control of a macro - Outlook Express has no macro support, no VBA
support, although it will interpret scripts in HTML).
Outlook itself, OTOH, can be scripted (i.e. a macro in another application -
Word, Excel, CorelDRAW, Windows Scripting Host - can open Outlook and
control it). That behaviour may, or may not, be optional.
Regards,
Ben A L Jemmett
(http://web.ukonline.co.uk/ben.jemmett/, http://www.deltasoft.com/)
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