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Jim Madsen
One on of my computers at work (both have the latest version and MS
updates for IE), whenever I open up an .html file on my (local)
computer, the yellow bar comes up telling me IE has detected "active
content", and asks me if I want to allow it. When I allow it, it
doesn't do anything special. These are just simple .html files, some
that I created myself with (sorry) NS Composer and/or Wordpad, and just
have .html tags -- nothing more. Also does this with files I export
into .html from Excel (these have style sheet classes--don't think that
qualifies as "active content". Doesn't do that when I go to Internet
Web Pages. Any ideas?
Jim
updates for IE), whenever I open up an .html file on my (local)
computer, the yellow bar comes up telling me IE has detected "active
content", and asks me if I want to allow it. When I allow it, it
doesn't do anything special. These are just simple .html files, some
that I created myself with (sorry) NS Composer and/or Wordpad, and just
have .html tags -- nothing more. Also does this with files I export
into .html from Excel (these have style sheet classes--don't think that
qualifies as "active content". Doesn't do that when I go to Internet
Web Pages. Any ideas?
Jim