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    Internet Explorer ActiveX Restrictions

    Just created a new site with Flash content.
    Viewing the site in Firefox is fine, but when i launch the site in Internet Explorer,
    I am prompted whether to allow ActiveX Controls.
    How do i get rid of this prompt and get IE to display my site without any prompt like in Firefox.

    I am not looking for a setting i can apply to my IE to allow access on my PC alone, but a script or something that i can incorporate into my website code that can allow my site to bypass the prompt when accessed anywhere on the internet.

    Thanks in advance.

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    Re: Internet Explorer ActiveX Restrictions

    try this: http://www.vbseo.com/f34/how-bypass-...ix-guide-6488/

    Im not sure that it will work since I have not tried it myself.

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