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thanks, I will check on this.
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Where do I check in IE,6,7,8 to see what allows Active X to be installed or not. I need to identify all settings that will control this and how they have to be set to allow active X to be installed.<br />
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Where do I check in IE,6,7,8 to see what allows Active X to be installed or not. I need to identify all settings that will control this and how they have to be set to allow active X to be installed.

thanks 

What controls active X installers

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