SP2 - Active X Script

I run a website that uses an active X script to display photographs and to
allow an ordering system to run.
Since I have installed SP2 I am unable to run the script for testing
purposes from the hard drive on my PC.
I am also unable to add my hard drive to my trusted sites list.
This SP2 will cause any of my customers who have it installed on their PC's
who use my site to have problems, even though I am not using any spy or
adware etc scripts.

THANK YOU MICROSOFT!!!!

Click Tools from Internet Explorer and then choose manage Add-ons for make IE
to allow your ActiveX script.

And about your customers,
Give further instructions for them after SP2 block your ActiveX script its
better to tell them with interactive flash object.

Rio.

"kphotos.co.uk" wrote:

> I run a website that uses an active X script to display photographs and to
> allow an ordering system to run.
> Since I have installed SP2 I am unable to run the script for testing
> purposes from the hard drive on my PC.
> I am also unable to add my hard drive to my trusted sites list.
> This SP2 will cause any of my customers who have it installed on their PC's
> who use my site to have problems, even though I am not using any spy or
> adware etc scripts.
>
> THANK YOU MICROSOFT!!!!
>

kphotos.co.uk wrote:

> I run a website that uses an active X script to display photographs and to
> allow an ordering system to run.
> Since I have installed SP2 I am unable to run the script for testing
> purposes from the hard drive on my PC.
> I am also unable to add my hard drive to my trusted sites list.
> This SP2 will cause any of my customers who have it installed on their PC's
> who use my site to have problems, even though I am not using any spy or
> adware etc scripts.
>
> THANK YOU MICROSOFT!!!!
>
Hi

Adding "Mark of the Web" to your html files may help:

http://groups.google.com/groups?selm...TNGP12.phx.gbl


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