Tom Pepper Willet
In a resonse to another post on 7/8/05 you indicated that for security
reasons. Your active x controls were blocked. Iwas interested in knowing
what those security issues were. If anyone else can enlighten me, please do.
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God Bless: Jimmyo

By default, Windows XP now blocks them. You may wish to Google for the
information as to why they are security risks. You'll come up with a ton of
info.
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Tom "Pepper" Willett
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
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"jimmyo" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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| Tom Pepper Willet
| In a resonse to another post on 7/8/05 you indicated that for security
| reasons. Your active x controls were blocked. Iwas interested in knowing
| what those security issues were. If anyone else can enlighten me, please
do.
| --
| God Bless: Jimmyo

They could contain malicious code. ActiveX controls are executable programs.

They could do anything - so some people don't trust them.

They could be trojan horses, viruses -- whatever.

"jimmyo" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Tom Pepper Willet
> In a resonse to another post on 7/8/05 you indicated that for security
> reasons. Your active x controls were blocked. Iwas interested in knowing
> what those security issues were. If anyone else can enlighten me, please
> do.
> --
> God Bless: Jimmyo