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Guest
Recently, it seems like Microsoft has released a patch for Internet Explorer
6 that now places a border around any Macromedia Flash movies on websites
and, I think, on anything related to Java and/or Active X (although I am not
sure of this). It's a real annoyance for me (especially when visiting
Flash-based websites), because I have to actually click once on the Flash
movie to USE it (whether it's navigating around the Flash movie, entering
text in the Flash movie, etc.). To me, this new border around the Flash
movie seems REALLY unnecessary, and I'd love to get rid of it. Does anyone
have a solution or this same frustration? Why did Microsoft implement this???
6 that now places a border around any Macromedia Flash movies on websites
and, I think, on anything related to Java and/or Active X (although I am not
sure of this). It's a real annoyance for me (especially when visiting
Flash-based websites), because I have to actually click once on the Flash
movie to USE it (whether it's navigating around the Flash movie, entering
text in the Flash movie, etc.). To me, this new border around the Flash
movie seems REALLY unnecessary, and I'd love to get rid of it. Does anyone
have a solution or this same frustration? Why did Microsoft implement this???