A
Allison
We have a Windows 2000 domain and our workstations have Internet Explorer
6.0 installed. We are having problems when websites are posting updates
(ActiveX controls, etc), and the browser prompts the user to install it in
order to run the website correctly. This is happening quite often,
especially websites that users use to conduct business transactions. All of
our users are part of the 'USERS' group on their workstations, and we do not
want to give them 'POWER USERS' authority. We do want to allow them to
install these updates in order for the websites to work correctly. Is there
any way we can do this?
Thanks
6.0 installed. We are having problems when websites are posting updates
(ActiveX controls, etc), and the browser prompts the user to install it in
order to run the website correctly. This is happening quite often,
especially websites that users use to conduct business transactions. All of
our users are part of the 'USERS' group on their workstations, and we do not
want to give them 'POWER USERS' authority. We do want to allow them to
install these updates in order for the websites to work correctly. Is there
any way we can do this?
Thanks