Turning off an IE6 nag window ...

[Seth Anderson]

"Your current security settings prohibit running ActiveX controls on this
page. As a result, the page may not display correctly."

Yes, and I've also disabled .NET and Java. I'm well-aware of my security
settings, because I was the one who set them up. Now, is there any way to
turn this nag off? I'm in the middle of browsing ESPN.com over college
football and EVERY page has ActiveX ads and this message pops up on EVERY
page as a result. I just want to turn it off once and for all.

Any ideas?

Thank you kindly in advance,

Seth Anderson

 

[YoKenny]

"Your current security settings prohibit running ActiveX controls on
this page. As a result, the page may not display correctly."

Yes, and I've also disabled .NET and Java. I'm well-aware of my
security settings, because I was the one who set them up. Now, is
there any way to turn this nag off? I'm in the middle of browsing
ESPN.com over college football and EVERY page has ActiveX ads and
this message pops up on EVERY page as a result. I just want to turn
it off once and for all.

Any ideas?

Thank you kindly in advance,

Put the site into your Trusted Zone.

 

[Seth Anderson]

I don't trust most sites, especially not sites that have advertisement
ActiveX controls. The idea is turning off both the ActiveX controls AND the
nag window.