PDFs won't open after inserting comment under HTML tag

[Guest]

When I copied my web to a CD, I kept getting the ActiveX content warning
messages whenever I tried to access a new page. I found a workaround on this
site where I inserted a comment under my HTML tag <!--saved from
url=(0014)about:internet-->, for my main pages. I no longer get the ActiveX
warning pop-up, but the subpages will not open, nor will the PDF files.

I am not an expert in coding nor FP for that matter, but I was able to put
together a small web that presents information in a nice and efficient way.
I just need to figure out how to avoid those warning messages without
disabling activeX in I.E. Is there any way to make this CD navigable without
all those warning messages?

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

It is not the point of disabling Active X in IE, it is based on the fact that you are not loading
the page from a web server. You would need to remove / not use any scripting on your pages, such as
JavaScript, Flash, etc.

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[Guest]

I went into site settings and changed the client from JavaScript to none, and
it removed all of my hyperlinks and navigation bars. Is there another
workaround so I can copy this site to a CD and have it navigate and display
properly?

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

None.

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