Oh...sorry about my frustrated rantings. What I didn't notice was that for
some reason my IE icon on the start menu had changed to *no Add-ons*. No
idea how this came about, but once I started IE through a desktop shortcut,
it worked fine.
Seems I have to lock down my computer at night.
"craftdee" wrote:
> Sorry, never mind. I cannot read any replies because I cannot turn on the
> Active x.
>
> (Pretty short sighted Microsoft, I would have expected better from you)
>
> I have tried different remedies, to no avail. If it cannot be fixed then I
> will simply remove IE and use FF.
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