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gsmith
I have an ActiveX script which I need to run in my windows application
which uses the .NET 2.0 WebBrowser control. The problem is every time I
access the page I have to say "yes" to the ActiveX dialog box that pops
up. Is there any way through the application (not IE) that I can tell
the WebBrowser to accept everything and anything?
Would the System.Security namespace have anything that I could use?
I do not want my users to have to change their IE settings in order to
achieve my goal...
Thanks!
Greg
which uses the .NET 2.0 WebBrowser control. The problem is every time I
access the page I have to say "yes" to the ActiveX dialog box that pops
up. Is there any way through the application (not IE) that I can tell
the WebBrowser to accept everything and anything?
Would the System.Security namespace have anything that I could use?
I do not want my users to have to change their IE settings in order to
achieve my goal...
Thanks!
Greg