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If you really trust the site you could add it to your trusted sites list where activex is enabled.<br />
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I have tried myself to disable this message and as yet don't have a solution apart from the one just mentioned.<br />
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Is EE for instance giving you the message on every new page?
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If you really trust the site you could add it to your trusted sites list where activex is enabled.

I have tried myself to disable this message and as yet don't have a solution apart from the one just mentioned.

Is EE for instance giving you the message on every new page?

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Q. Is EE for instance giving you the message on every new page? <br />
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A. Yes.<br />

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Q. Is EE for instance giving you the message on every new page?

A. Yes.


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Have your activex messages from EE gone?<br />
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Mine have. &nbsp;I think that EE have been listening to the users.<br />
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Anthony
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Have your activex messages from EE gone?

Mine have.  I think that EE have been listening to the users.

Anthony

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How do I disable this blankety-blank message?<br />
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&quot;Your current security settings ... ActiveX ... may not run correctly.&quot;<br />
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Once I make the decision to disable the junk, why does Explorer continue to bug me every time I try to open a page?<br />

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How do I disable this blankety-blank message?

"Your current security settings ... ActiveX ... may not run correctly."

Once I make the decision to disable the junk, why does Explorer continue to bug me every time I try to open a page?


Your current security settings

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