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Mark of the web: <a href="http://www.winxptutor.com/lmzunlock.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.winxptutor.com/lmzunlock.htm</a><br />
Renaming an htm or html to hta can work, but if your doing so already try MoTW.<br />
-rich
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Mark of the web: http://www.winxptutor.com/lmzunlock.htm [http://www.winxptutor.com/lmzunlock.htm]
Renaming an htm or html to hta can work, but if your doing so already try MoTW.
-rich

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it solved the problem directly - the ado warning whent away on change of the reg key value with no other changes required.
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it solved the problem directly - the ado warning whent away on change of the reg key value with no other changes required.

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I have an HTA application that is run from a network share that opens fine but throughs an error &quot;ADO security Warning&quot; when I execute an action - button click - it queries LDAP and another database then prints using local com port. the error shows three times. &nbsp; I thought I had all of my computers set up exactly the same. &nbsp;older computer running XP fine. &nbsp;new computer not ok. &nbsp;I don't have access to the security settings of IE &nbsp;- that's where most solutions seemed to send me - and trusted sites in their either. &nbsp; I do have access to the registry. &nbsp; any ideas?
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I have an HTA application that is run from a network share that opens fine but throughs an error "ADO security Warning" when I execute an action - button click - it queries LDAP and another database then prints using local com port. the error shows three times.   I thought I had all of my computers set up exactly the same.  older computer running XP fine.  new computer not ok.  I don't have access to the security settings of IE  - that's where most solutions seemed to send me - and trusted sites in their either.   I do have access to the registry.   any ideas?

Disable ADO security Warning in HTA

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