Scenario: I type something in MS Word. Copy and Paste it in OE email and get this message: “Your current security settings prohibit running ActiveX controls on this page. As a result, this page may not display correctly”. (I click OK. The page displays all right to me, but why this message?) Q – 1. What’s ActiveX controls? Q – 2. What security settings is the message referring to? a) Windows Security Center: Firewall, Automatic Updates, and Virus Protection all ON. or, b) The security tab in Outlook Express: > Tools > Options > Security tab. In the security tab I have checked: Internet zone…, Warn me..., and Do not allow…. Thank you in advance guys and gals. RA
hi m8 active c is ok although like many things it can be used maliciously. if you are running on windows xp this is a usual warning just stating that if its bad it won't run. but if u know the source than ull hav no probs m8, its just another security feature. hope this helps Dave :good:
Hi Dave35K, Yes, I’m running on Windows XP pro. I should have mentioned that. And since it displays all right, not to worry. Thanks for the explanation. I’m not good on acronyms. I figure you dropped the X after active, and c stands for controls. What does m8 stand for? Thank you in advance. RA
