how can i active activeX in IE ?
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Tools > Internet Options > Security > Custom Level > scroll down the list and "enable" it. Don't forget to click OK instead of closing that window. and Apply before you close the tools window.
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has it anything to do with the IE change with how it deals with active x components?  you will have to change how the swf is embedded in the html
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Hello\n\nyour acitivex in internet explorer is disable enable it and youc an view it easily card and all that stuff\n\nwith regards\nleoisatchingu
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Where does that problem happened? I f you were in your mail webpage, all liklyhood is that your browser settings was not allowed to us ActiveX  and Java Script. please enable them.  Or maybe there was some page errors, please try at another time.
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1) Open the worksheet where you want to add an ActiveX control \n\n(ActiveX control: A control, such as a check box or button that offers options to users or runs macros or scripts that automate a task. You can write macros for the control in Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications or scripts in Microsoft Script Editor.). \n\n2) Display the Control Toolbox: point to Toolbars on the View menu, and then click Control Toolbox. \n\n3) Click the control you want to add. \n\n4) Click on the worksheet at the location where you want to place the control. \n5) Drag the control to the size you want. \n\n6) If you're adding a check box, text box, command button, option button, list box, combo box, toggle button, or label, enter the text you want to appear on the control. \n\nHow?\n\n(Right-click the control. \nPoint to the name of the object on the shortcut menu (for example, CheckBox Object). \nClick Edit. \nEdit and type the text. \nWhen you're finished, press ESC. \n\n7) Set the properties you want for the control: right-click the control, and then click Properties on the shortcut menu.\n\nFor information about the properties, press F1 in the Properties dialog box to display the Microsoft Visual Basic Help for Microsoft Forms.\n\n8) Do one of the following: \n  <<a>> Add Visual Basic macro code for a control to be used in Excel\n\n(Right-click the control, and then click View Code on the shortcut menu.\n\nIn the Visual Basic Editor, write your macro code.\n\nFor information about writing macro code, see Visual Basic Help.\n\nTo quit, click Close and Return to Microsoft Excel on the File menu.)\n\n<<b>> Add a Web script for a control to be used on a Web page\n\n(Click the worksheet anywhere within the data that will go on the Web page.\n\nOn the Tools menu, point to Macro, and then click Microsoft Script Editor.\n\nIn the Script Editor, write your script, using the control ID to handle events for the control.\n\nFor information about developing Web scripts, click the option you want on the Help menu in the Script Editor window.\n\nTo return to Excel from the Script Editor, click Exit on the File menu.)\n\n9) To quit design mode and enable the ActiveX control, click Exit Design Mode
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The reason is ActiveX is a great way to spread virus and other damaging programmes.  Your security settings have been set up so that you are asked each time, that way they cannot 'sneak' an ActiveX inside a webpage.\nIf you want to see your settings, go to\n\nTools> Internet Options> Security..\n\nThen click on the Custom Level but rather than change everything, just have a look at your active controls.\n\nI would suggest putting up with this little annoyance so you can decide for each site you visit if you trust them
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Go to microsoft.com and do some update's it is your ActiveX! This should take care of it!
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Click on the yellow bar to install active x for that site. ActiveX files can be dangerous for viruses...but if you trust the site then install.
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right click on the IE toolbar and see if it's listed and checked
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the above method works but only in internet explorer.\n\nthis way works with many browsers although i've always found their articles a little hard to follow.\n\nhttp://www.alistapart.com/stories/alternate/
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Not with javascript alone, I think. ActiveX would play an important part in accessing these components.
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The Active X-support is part of your Internet Explorer browser. Some websites, like the Windows Update site, use this technology.\nYou can configure the settings via the Control Panel - Internet Options. On the Security tab, select "the Internet" and click on custom level. At the top of the list, you can configure Active X for the security level "the Internet".
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If you are using Windows XP SP2, window's popup blocker software stope to active x as a popup. when site try to install Active X windows block it and a beloon message display under address bar you click on beloon bar and select INSTALL ACTIVE X.
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ActiveX in IE, in my dictionary, is a synonym to Big security holes or Potential Virus Gates. \n\nActiveX in Programming is God-like blessings, since it's easen programming by a factor of hundreds.\n\nActiveX is a small program that is run to do things that might be needed. In IE, ActiveX is popular for it's unsafetiness, it is best to have IE prompt you if you want to run ActiveX or not and only run ActiveX if you trust the site. ActiveX usage example is Windows Update and several Microsoft Live services. ActiveX can do most thing that a normal program can do and it is able to be run just by visiting a site. It should be disabled
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you have open websites which required active x controls to work perfectly, some website contains malicious software will ask your permission politely to make themselves legal,that is their way to do it. but some really need the active x control.so it is up to you to run it or close. Make sure the source is the trusted one.
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ActiveX is Microsoft's technology for signing plug-ins that add additional software to your computer when a web page is accessed. If all goes well, you will be asked whether you want to trust a plug-in from that particular company and you will have the option of saying no. In principle, this is a useful way to allow the installation of worthwhile add-ons, such as Adobe Acrobat Reader, Macromedia Flash Player and RealPlayer. However, if you do not run Windows Update regularly, all will not go well -- there have been security flaws in Internet Explorer in the past that have resulted in software being able to install itself without permission.\n\nIf you do not have a specific, clear reason to want and trust the software you are being asked to install -- that is, if it is not the Macromedia Flash Player or the Adobe Acrobat PDF Reader or something similarly crucial that you really need -- SAY NO! Many nasty pieces of awful spyware are properly signed and will ask permission to install, knowing that some people will naively give it. You do NOT, for instance, want to say yes to installing things like "WeatherBug" or "MemoryMeter," among many others. For more information about removing such programs you may have installed by mistake
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open Internet options, find security, open custom level, find ActiveX controls and plugin, and click on disable, say yes to change, and last click on use. Finish