Your current security settings do not allow this action

Jeff Ciaccio

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10-28-2008

I got the message in the subject when trying to run a video clip in an Adobe
pdf. It appears to have been generated from Windows Media Player, but I
cannot figure out how to change the security settings to allow it.

Any suggestions?

Thanks!!

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Jeff Ciaccio
Physics and AP Physics Teacher
Sprayberry High School; Marietta, GA
Blog: http://sprayberry.typepad.com/ciaccio

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